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Show f SMITH AND Participate In Hive Building Ceremony Marilyn Dunn And Melvin J. Campbell Arc United Iri Lovely Hom$ Ceremony May 2 Exchange Vows In Home Wedding Marilyn Dunn, daughter of- PAGE THREE and Mrs. Mont Hansen. Corinne, became the bride of MelBOX ELDER JOURNAL vin J. Campbell at the home of the brides parents, (Friday, May Brigham City, Utah 2, In beautiful services conducted toy former Bishop Julius H. Friday. May 16. 1SS2 Campbell, father of the groom. for the past year. The bride was lovely In a City The groom Is a graduate of white taffeta wedding gown Box Elder high school and with a tight fitting bodice ard alumnus of Utah State Agricula If had long tapered sleeves. tural college where he was a , long train, member of Sigma Epsilon, soShe wore a fingertip veil of cial fraternity. He is a veteran brides Illusion held by a roll- of overseas duty with the air ed lace cap. She carried a heart force durlfig World War Two. shaped bridal bouquet of pink The new Mr. and Mrs. Melvin roses centered with a purple orJ. Campbell are now making chid. A candlelight ceremony, the their home In Brigham City. couple stood before two seven branched candelabra when re- Perry Sunday School t citing nuptial vows. Matron of honor was Mrs. Present Mothers Gwen Limb who wore a formal of orchid taffeta. The two brides Day Program maids. Mrs. Fonnie Burrows and Mothers Day program presenMiss Julia Bosley, wore pink ted Sunday morning, May 11, in idenand green taffeta dresses the Perry ward was under the tical to that of the matron of direction of the Sunday school. honor. Little Jeanile Campbell, The bishop presided with Raydaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har- mond Hansen, Sunday school mon Campbell, the flower girl, counselor conducting. r Eighth Ward Beehive Girls wore a yellow taffeta gown. The Prelude was by Mrs. . . . who sersacrament in last hive the During bridesmaids also carried a heart Arlene Wright. played ceremony Sunday. building participated Left to right, front row: Mrs. Jenvice they received a class award for top attendance. shaped bouquets of pink roses 'Mother song, Opening and tulle. The little flower a solo by Miss Doris nie Gourley, teacher; Sharon Johnson, Camille Jensen, Carol Poulson, Margie Nelson, girl scattered rose petals In Marsh accompanied by Mrs. Ruth Noyes, Lois Foote, Gloria Jean Call and Marl Gourley. Top row: Nancy Morrell, front of the bride from, a taffe Louise Davis. Invocation was Ann Noyes, Diane Lanell, Kayla Tingey, Patty Sycamore, Eleanor Shelby, Mrs. Norma ta basket. offered by Wendell INebeker. i Jean Hotter, teacher; and Mrs. Mae Palmer, teacher. The brides mothef, Mrs. Mont Darrell Nelson, Sunday school wore serise a taffeta counselor, led in the sacrament Hansen, Howard N. Hansens Now Art Stowells Return From floor length formal. Her corsage gem. Sacrament song was was of white rose buds. The Gently San Francisco , Cal. At Home In Mantua Raise Sacred the grooms mother, , Mrs. Julius Strains with singing conducted Mr. and Mrs. Art Stowell reCampbell, wore a gown of black by Mrs. Louise Davis with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Howard N. HanMr. and Mrs. Melvin J. Campbell satin, floor length, and her cor- Arlene Wright as accompanist. sen are making their home In turned last week from San where California, . . . who were married May 2 at the home of the brides sage was of pink and white car- Frank and Keith Billings were Mantua following their recent Francisco, All Beehive girls of the South nations. had their taken cereis Corinne. The they She Mont the asMr. Mrs. of in and ,the sacrament wedding Hansen, marriage. charge parents, Box Elder stake and Their leadBest man for the groom was sisted Max Mrs. Stowell and Lowas the in and Mr. is deacons. mony son the and of performed the Dunn the groom by former Marilyn ers will be featured in the an Gary Christensen of Bear (River First number on the program gan L. D. S. temple, with J. Hy-ru- her son, Scotty. . Mrs. Julius H. Campbell. nual swarm night to be held Bell officiating. City. Van Dunn, Harmon Camp- was exercises in verse and song Mrs. Max Stowell and Scotty Tuesday, May 27 In the taber were bell and Murrell Fatal Freedom Clayton e Fight The bride is the former by the Kindergarten group. EveCorinne Camp of D.U.P. were to sail on the L. T. Morton nacle 8 p.m. ushers. of Mr. for the lyn Wight and Linda Hirschi Ballinger, daughter Tex. (OP) George, Philippine Islands where HOUSTON, All men the the 2 in wedding then sang Mother Dear follow- arid Mrs. Gerald J. Ballinger, 310 Will Meet Today At will take an- acward were to join their husband Every Dalmatian dog, panty wore bottonnierea, a ed by recitations by Elaine 18th St., Ogden. Parents of the they tive in the presentation pant is stationed Max and father. A reception honoring the newCorinne camp of the Daugh- drowned himself when his colQuayle and Bobby Schroeder. bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. at Subic Bay. Philippines, as a and the reception following the ters of Utah Pioneers will meet lar caught on a water faucet and lyweds was held at tha Corinne The song Cathy Nelson sang Clifford IR. Hansen of Mantua. chief carpenters mate in the program. . For her wedding vows the Seabees. at the home of Ethel Wood on he turned the water on trying recreation hall that evening was also entitled Mother Dear.' Parents are extended a spe Mrs. with J. and Bishop Henry She was accompanied by her bride chose a ballerina length to free himself. Friday, May 16 at 2 p. m. Enroute home Mr. and Mrs. cial invitation, according to the Noiman, host and hostess. A mother, Mrs. Maxine Nelson. d gown of satin, featuring a Art Stowell stopped In Reno, rtake Beehive leaders, LrJPreal large wedding cake Talks bodice and net and nytribute to moth where they visited Collings and Norma North. , was topped with wedding bells ers werepaying Nevada, lon Allen tulle overskirt. She carried their Dunn, by Russell and his and a miniature bride and Judy Davisgiven son, and Norman Chris a bouquet of baby orchids cenTwelve presidents have been groom. Colonades, rosebuds and tensen. tered with a large orchid. nominated for the job In na orchids decorated the cake "That Wonderful Mother Of The couple was honored in Illinois representative In Sta tional conventions at Chicago. which stood on a lace covered Mine was sung by Lawrence the evening at a reception at the Hall in the Capitol at table. Scattered floral pieces Wright and Connie tuary In ward Tenth ball Wagstaff, Ogden, Washington Is a woman, The only tin mines of North Fran surrounded the cake and lighted accompanied beMrs. where received Wright. by they guests E. ces are In Alaska. Willard. America i tapers stood .on either side. Box of South fore a setting of pink carnations, Douglas The program was under the Elder stakeQuayle stocks and seven branch cancouncil, high paid direction of Bill Thompson as tribute to his wife and all delabra. master of ceremonies. First mothers. 'Attending the bride as matron number was a duet by Ethel or honor was Mrs. Carol Kap, Larsen, Lyle superintendent accomRogers and Evan Gee, of the Sunday schobl, spoke with Miss Carolyn (Ballinger as panied by Mrs. Pearl Peck. Lin briefly and was in charge of bridesmaid. Their matching bal da Shirts gave a reading folCO. GOT all lerina length gowns of pink and to presentation lowed by another rendition by making Each mother blue were complemented by mothers present. Mrs. Rogers and Mr- - Gee. was presented a lovely card and bouquets of split carnations, Mrs.' VaLoy Boothe, Honey-vill- beautiful COME AND' GET IT! The wedding cake was dishandkerchief. Mr. LarRAY a The gave pro sen also presented ' beautiful played upon a lace covered tareading. gram concluded with the mas plants .to Bishop Rulon Hirschi. ble adorned with candles and Cei4ufy'7e6acoo-Stcitif&Ut- t ter of ceremonies giving the Counselor LARGE roses Douglas Oyler, Coun- bouquets of sweetheart newlyweds a word of advice selor Eugene Bott and Clerk and sweet peas. and a short reading in their Elmer R. (Mathews, who in turn Those assisting at the recep(LIMIT 2 LOAVES) honor. the plants to their wives tion were: Joyce Lindhardt, Those who assisted serving gave as mothers of the ward. Donna Johns, Eileen Pamer, were Beverly Fredrlcksen, . Diof A STORE STACKED HIGH WITH Those in the pro- Theda Kranenodonk, MrA PLUS Fay charge ane Morgan, Louise Anderson. gram arangements were: Mrs. Haling, Carol Barker, Joanne MONEY-SAVIN- G BARGAINS! Raone Ann FOOD Rader, Fredrlcksen, . Davis and Mrs. Mildred Barker, Marilyn ICunz, Sharon Delores Craner, and Louise Ruby; to Slater, Gwen Costley, Karen ButMrs. Lola Campbell was Egbert. Special thanks went Reed. them with a response by Mrs. ters, Merrilyn Wood, Sally Jepp-sen- , PLENTY OF QUALITY MEATS in charge of .the guest register. Davis. . ' Mrs. Stella McFarland, LorGARDEN FRESH PRODUCE 'In charge of gifts were Mrs. Miss Marsh sang the closing is McFarland, Mrs. Roberta Cost-leIReta Redel-ingC. G. Adney, Mrs. Mrs. Ina Barker, Mrs. Ann Mummsey of Mine. folMrs. Audry Johnson and song, lowed by the benediction and Cosette Wilson. Thompson by J. Y. Ferry. DRIVE ITl Mrs.Following Following the reception,, the bridal waltz, Douglas Oyler, , the couple left for a honeymoon the guests enjoyed dancing to trip to Las Vegas. orJohns music of Gordon the ' chestra. , Phone 1197 The brides going away out710 South Main fit included a red lined suit with Green Stamps We Give navy blue and white accessor10c Stamp with each 10c purchase ies. , , An overnight training session The young couple left Immediately for a short honeymoon for all Sqout leaders in the OgIn Las Vegas. den area council will be conThe bride is a ' former 1 Box ducted this week-end- . May PARKH1G PLENTY OF Elder high school student and at Bear River City park. Under the direction of the has been employed in Brigham Council ' Training committee, headed by Dr. Henry L. Jsaksen, two-daaffair will Ogden, the deal with Scout camping proSpring Garden cedures and will fulfill the overp r night requirement in the Scout leaders basic training course. 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