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Show BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah Thursday, December 18, 1975 concert cfioir. Bridegroom. Boyce is also a 1975 graduate of Box Elder High school and LDS Seminary. He attended Utah State university Couple trades promises An open house will be held on 19, from 7 to 9:30 and will continue his studies at Weber State college. He is also employed in Ogdqn. Following a short honeymoon trip, the couple has been making a home in Ogden. Friday, Dec. Sarah Yates, women's editor p.m. in the Brigham City South Stake center honoring newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Boyce. All friends and relatives of the couple are invited to 3 Needs milk donors Home for the Holidays; attend. The bride is the former Holly Kay Purdue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Purdue, while the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Boyce, all of Brigham City. Wedding promises were exchanged Nov. 17 by the couple during a ceremony performed in the Brigham City North LDS stake center by Bishop Thomas E. Purdue. Close friends and relatives of the couple attended the rite, with a light buffet and wedding cake served following the ceremony. Attending the bride as maid of honor was Jan To'.man, while Monty Day served as best man during the ceremony. The wedding cake was made by Mrs. Marjene Freeman. At the open house, junior attendants to the bride will be Jami Peterson, Amy Rapp, Patricia Olsen, Holli Hodgson, Melinda Smith. Miss Lisa Peterson will be seated at the guest book. The bride is a 1975 graduate of Box Elder High school and LDS food family women social Yeshara club sets annual party Friday Yeshara club will hold its annual Christmas party on Friday, Dec. 19, at 7 p.m. at the home of Iva Lou Nebeker, 25 West Fourth South. The event will be a potluck supper, with the social part of the evening to be under the direction of Luella Petersen. The evening meeting will be conducted by Iva Lou Nebeker, president of the local group of the year. All returned LDS lady missionaries are invited to join the organization, and to attend the holiday party. They may call the hostess for further Seminary and has attended Southern Utah State College. While at Box Elder High school, she was active in Rockettes and little Autumn is d Autumn Lynn Rostron is home for the holidays, and shes enjoying the d custom of little folks her age in pulling ornaments from the family tree and saying "ooo when the tree lights are turned on. But little Autumn has spent most of her young life in the happy the stomach means Seventeen-month-ol- time-honore- University Medical Center, while doctors have tried to determine why she could not digest her milk or food and why she didnt grow. They finally discovered that Autumn could only survive on a diet of mothers milk and her parents, David and Lynn Rostron, are seeking enough local g subdonors of the stance to keep their little girl at home with the family. She needs two to two and one-haquarts of milk per day, which much of that milk fed directly into her small intestine through a tube inserted through her nose and into the intestine. lf that more of the milk will be digested, and less lost through vomiting. Mothers milk will keep frozen for six months, and the Rostrons have special containers which can be supplied by donors. She added that the local La Leche League has a breast pump which is available to their club members and would also be made availble to donors. Persons interested in donating mothers milk to little Autumn may call Mrs. Rostron at Rosalie Christensen at 6 or Ethel Huot at 723-696- 723-841- 5. 723-698- Despite her limited activity, her feeding tube, and her delicate 12 and pound size, and little Autumn is bright-eyealert and will smile as she one-ha- lf d waves her favorite toy or howl lustily when things arent quite right. And her family wants to keep both for the holidays and after them. her at home RECENTLY WED were Miss Holly Kay Purdue and Michael G. Boyce, with an open house to honor the couple Friday Dec. 19, at the Brigham City South stake center. TOPS chapter holds annual holiday party By Ruth GAYLA PETERSEN Phone Couple circles date for holiday wedding Gayla Petersen, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Petersen, Brigham City, and Richard Whitaker, son of James W. Whitaker, Brigham City announce their forthcoming marriage late in December. Miss Peter sen is a 1971 graduate of Box Elder High school. She is also a graduate of Weber State college where she majored in merchandising. The prospective bridegroom is a 1970 graduate of Box Elder High school and is presently majoring in personnel and industrial relations at Utah State university where he will graduate in the spring. He is currently employed by Whitaker construction. The couple will be wed Dec. 30 at Sherwood Hills and in March will take their honeymoon on a Carri bean cruise. The couple will make their home in Brigham City. W. 723-622- "The ideal Christmas gift is money, but the trouble is you cant charge it. Vaughn. This is the season of the year when you wonder which is going to give out first your money or your feet. Its also the time of year when you run out of money before you run out of friends. I read somewhere that Christmas is the season of good will when a wife gives her husband all the credit she can get. I like Christmas for a lot of reasons but one of them is the good spirit that is everywhere. I heard someone say once that "Christmas is the season when people take the milk of human kindness out of the deep freeze. Its all hustle and bustle around our house. The tree is up and most of the presents are wrapped. Morris the cat has developed a liking for icicles and is gradually getting the bottom of the tree rid of them. I thought she was merely pulling them off because they swayed with every breeze. But they told me last night she is chewing them up. Hope she doesnt swallow too many. I imagine that could cause a big stomach ache. But as Thomas Tusser said "Christmas comes but once a year. I think most of us are glad of it. Now if youll pull up that easy chair I have a little holiday cheer for you that has come strictly over the Party Line wires. Visit Family Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Knudson returned last week from a plea- GO! As little Pierrette Danieu and Erin Carter practice their beanbag skills for one of many games planned for the annual Elks Lodge children's party slated on Sunday afternoon. IN THEY lodge sets annual children Christmas party Elks All children of members of the local Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks are invited to attend a Christmas party slated for Sunday, Dec. 21, from 12 noon to 2 p.m. in the lodge hall. There will be games for all ages, refreshments, a visit by the Shriner clowns, and the afternoon will be topped off Claus. by a visit from the special old gent himself-San- ta Chairman Ginny Danieau urges that all members of Elks bring their children to participate in this traditional holiday event. Homemakers set dinner party IJ Thursday, Dec. lard 9 18, at the on Wil7 to istmastime. Members ae reminded to bring one or two decorations for the tree, table service for themselves and guests, and one to four dozen cookies for ex- r Calloway, Christmas reading by Bill Hall and group singing to conclude the evening. The bank presented each employee with a gift. The Bank of Brigham held a delightful holiday party on Dec. 13. The arrangements were made by Paul Workman. Employees and their partners enjoyed dinner at Maddox and then gathered at the home of Mrs. Marilyn Miller for the remainder of the evening. They played games and there was a humorous gift for each employee, according to their need. The Box Elder County Bank employees and their partners held their annual Christn-aparty on Dec. 15 at Maddox Ranch House. Bob Coleman, Tom Shaw, Joe Siggard and Ms. Arlene Wight were in charge of flflUW s arrangements. musical program was presented by Warren L. Burton of Utah State university accompanied by his wife. The tables were centered with huge Christmas candles at each couples place which were presented by them at the conclusion of the program. On Dec. 18 the employees will enjoy a potluck luncheon at the bank and exchange gifts. A Buzzing Around Mrs. Mae Sisson celebrated her 80th birthday anniversary on Dec. 6 with an open house for close friends and relatives at her home. Her daughter Ms. Maxine Sisson and Ms. Margaret Wortington arranged the observance. The highlight of the event was a surprise visit from her granddaughter Mrs. Jean Tisdale of Apple Valley, Minn., who brought tiny seven month old Jamie Lyn Tisdale from Minnesota to get acquainted with her Had a pleasant chat with Mrs. Irene Hess on Tuesday and learned that she had just returned Monday from a stay in the hospital following major surgery. She reported that her son Jerry had stayed with her brother and sister-in-laMr. and Mrs. Tracy R. Hess of Ogden. A neice Kathy Smith of Sunset will stay with her for a week while she is recuperating. y PARTY LINE sends... Happy birthday wishes to Martha Myers of Pioneer Memorial Nursing home who will be 89 Saturday, Dec. 20. o Phone Add. 773 No. 1st East 723-395- 0 elementary school from p.m. Speaker for the evening will be Midred Barber on the subject of American traditions at Chr- charge of arrangements were Reid Goodliffe assisted by Bill Bell, Rolayne DeJarnatt and Kathy Montgomery. The dining tables were attractive with Christmas center-piece- s and candles. Bill Hall was master of ceremonies for the program which consisted of several musical solos by Don Swim Willard Bay Young Homemakers association will hold a holiday dinner meeting sant trip to California and Arizona where they visited family members. Her sister Mrs. Julia Rees of Tucson came to Brigham City to join them for the trip. They traveled to Placerville, Calif., where they visited her younger brother and sister-in-laMr. and Mrs. Lester Ricks. They visited in Stockton with an older brother and sister-in-laMr. and Mrs. Ezra Ricks. It was the first time the brother and sister had been together in 50 years. The next stop was in Santa Barbara where they visited the Knudsons son Ricks and had Thanksgiving dinner with him. Then they traveled to Corona Del Mar where they spent some time with his sister, Mrs. Anda Livingston. From there they crossed over into Arizona and took her sister home to Tucson. They were gone three weeks and enjoyed delightful weather all the way. Christmas parties are taking the spotlight on the social scene this week. The First Security Bank employees and their partners held their holiday party on Dec. 11 at the Elks lodge. In 9 Brigham City TOPS 69 club met at the Holy Cross Lutheran church on Dec. 16 for a combined meeting and holiday party, under the direction of leader Betty Cook. TOPS queen for the week was Willye Johnson, who received a gift from the club. Following the regular meeting, the group enjoyed a delightful holiday party featuring a menu of low calorie goodies and a gift exchange among secret pals. The groups, which ordinarily meets from 6 to 6:30 p.m. for and from 6:30 to 7:30 weigh-i- n p.m for meetings on Tuesday, will suspend meetings on Dec. 23 and 30 and just hold the sessions. weigh-i- n Anyohe interested in taking off pounds sensibly is invited to join the nonprofit organizatin which offers group therapy to assist individuals to follow their own personal medically approved diets. schedules book review on Bethlehem A special season treat will be the presentation of the book "How Far to Bethlethem on Friday, Dec. 19, at 11 a.m .in the lounge at the Community Center, with Evelyn Kay to present the book review in the continuing series sponsored by little Autumn Lynn Rostron, who has spent much of her life in the University Medical Center, and her family is making a request for the necessary mother's milk to keep her home and growing. AAUW. HOME FOR CHRISTMAS is Written by Norah Lofts, this is a delightful story picking up the biblical characters involved in the nativity story. Each character, ranging from the wise men to the innkeeper, is developed and made personal and then their intertwined paths are followed to that climactic moment in Bethlehem. Mrs. Kay states that this fascinating book, and is right for the holiday season. public is invited to attend review, which immeditely cedes the regular Friday cheon for senior citizens. OFF ANY CLASS DEC. $3.00 Family Swim-Clu- b Memberships are Available SPAcfi with Fabrics prelun- A great Christmas Gift is a pair of REG. 8.00 NOW 6.49 m. For helping us celebrate! The winners of our four $50.00 gift certificates are: Ronda Belew Mary Robinette Marcia Iverson Peggy Reeder The winner of the 16x20 color photo given by Heirloom Studio is Dean Burns. i Thanks again for making our open ing a huge success! Please visit us -- again soon! 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