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Show NUPTIALS HARMON-ROC- PERFORMED AT SUNNYSIDE Terry Philip Harmon a.nd Miss e LaVone Rock were united in in impressive nuptial rites performed by President Elton L. Taylor Friday, May 11, at 7 p.m. in the Sunnyside LDS chapel. The bride is the daughter of mar-iag- Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rock of Sunnyside and Mr. and Mrs. Brig Harmon of Price are the parents of the groom. Ascending the aisle on the arm of her father, the stately bride was lovely in an original gown of imported French lace over satin. Designed by the mther of the groom, the dress featured a floor length skirt over hoops, topped by a fitted bodice with long pointed sleeves and an interesting scalloped boat neckline embroidered and with sequins, rhinestones pearls. An elbow length veil was held by a tiara of sequins and pearls and yellow and white roses formed the bridal bouquet. The couple stood before tall graduated standards holding white candles to repeat their promises. Bouquets of bridal wreath and lilacs formed a floral background. Wedding music was played by Mrs. Stella Liddiard. Mrs. Steven Worthington, dres sed in yellow organza over taffeta, attended her sister as matron of honor. Miss Phyllis Rock, another sister, and Miss Sondra Harmon, sister of the groom, were bridesmaids. They wore identical dresses in green organza. Each of the FIRST LADY HONORED LADY LIONS HAVE MOTHER'S DAY PROGRAM AT SORORITY TEA A beautifully appointed tea honored Mrs. .Irene Drossis, newly chosen First Lady of Price, at the Carbon College library Friday evening, May 18. The tea is an annual event of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority to honor a woman of the community chosen for outstanding contributions to her town and family. Mothers of the club members are also honored at the tea. The program was begun by Mary Delpha singing "The Lords Donna Shimmin welPrayer. comed the large crowd and a chorus led by Denice Mclntire, accompanied by Jeannine Campbell, sang "My Mom. Flowers were presented to the mothers of the members and Faye Johnson gave a tribute to mothers. Jimmie Menzies played a trombone solo and Mrs. Omar Bunnell made the presentation of the First Lady for 1956. Mrs. Drossis was given a lovely bouquet of yellow roses and received congratulations from the group. Refreshments were served by club members with Mrs. Bun nell and Mrs. Shimmin presiding at the table. A huge centerpiece of gladioli on a cut work cloth decorated the table, a bouquet of carnations was placed on the piano and baskets of bridal wreath and iris were placed throughout the room. Benediction was given by Father Pelligrino. Venus Melonas find Betty Jolley were general chairmen for the tea, assisted by LaJune Leishman, Elaine Naylor, Faye Johnson, Joy Peterson, Nedra Nyman, Helen Day, Dorothy Bunnell, Denice Me-- 1 Dawna Miller and Charlene THE sun-advoca- Page Seven te May 24, 1956 Thursday, The country club was the scene of a lovely spring party given by Evelyn Snow was Rudyard Kipthe Lady Lions for their daugh- ling, Jerry Ncumeier ters and mothers Friday evening, sang The Road to Mandalay ith words by Kipling and Leone May 11. Mrs. Wayne Laws and Mrs. Noah Potter were Holden gave the closing prayer. for the affair, assisted by Mrs. Herman Blaser, Mrs. John 1865-193- 6, Winn, Mrs. A. D. Keller, Mrs. Ed Hansen and Mrs. Tony Bryner. Dutch iris and white and purple lilacs were used as floral decorations and china cups and saucers, which were given as favors, added to the attractiveness of the tables. President Betty Anderson welcomed the members and guests and LaRue Brienholt led group singing. The program included a vocal solo by Elaine Jones, a clarinet duet by Beverly Keller and Laurene Potter, accompanied by' Connie Magliacco, a piano solo by Jeanine Campbell, a poem, "Mother Love," as a special request by Jean Laws and a skit by the Koal ettes, Linda Thompson, Sandra Scartezina, Shirley Barton and Tina Burnham, accompanied by Clara Thompson. . pesniinigf Memorial Day May 30th ROADSIDE MINIATURE LITERARY PROGRAM CLOSES RELIEF SOCIETY YEAR A three-yea- r course in English literature was brought to a fitting climax at the closing social of the year for members and guests of the Fourth ward Relief Society Monday afternoon, May 21. Avon Mills, literature leader, he outstanding event ancj introduced the characters, all jn authentic costume. welcome was given by Pres e, j(jent Beth Downard and the attendants carried matching nosegays and wore bands of flowers in her hair. Ellis Worthen, dressed like the groom in a white dinner jacket, performed the duties of best man, sang Literature For the occasion, Mrs. Rock ories," composed by Clara Thomp V'; wore a dress of dark blue print son. Robert Louis Stevenson iitmsKiimivxmMii'? and Mrs. Harmon chose blue and NEW CENTURY CLUB "Prayer was given by MarguerNEWLYWEDS MR. AND MRS. T. P. HARMON A novel graduation theme was ite Degn. Elaine Jensen, Velma pink sheer. Both mothers wore corsages of white carnations. used for the closing banquet of Frandsen and LaRue Brienholt THURSDAY NIGHT After the ceremony, the wed- the New Century club Wednes- - accompanied by Louise Heiden BRIDE TO BE FETED ding party greeted guests at a re- day, May 9, at the Country club, reich, set the stage by singing Miss Golda Day, planning to CLUB MEETS ception followed by a program. wed Bob Leonard June 2, was Tiny diplomas, serving as song "Memory Lane. Mrs. Jack Porter was hostess A. W. Anderson was master of shower honor a sheets, and small upside down of at Chaucer, the period of given to the Thursday evening bridge guest folboards as nut cups with 1400, was represented by Ruth for her by Nancy Bryner, Kather- club at her home last week. A ceremonies and announced theLove lowing numbers: A duet, I slates marking each Hoyt as the Lady of Bath. Faye ine Casey and Darlene Olsen at dessert was served and Mrs, You Truly," by Mrs. Worthington miniature tasty set the theme. Dolls dressed Johnson represented William in Saturhome the Bryner Helper Patterick and Mrs. Kay and Miss Rock; a dance and song place Harold and the in caps and gowns and purple Shakespeare, day evening, May 19. A color Bunnell were the prize winners. Kathy Harvey, a reading by lilacs and yellow tulips, the club trio sang "Sylvia" with words by scheme of purple and yellow was Mrs. Max was a guest. by Dooley carried out with lilacs and tulips Others present were Mrs. Herman Mrs. Ila Anderson, a song, Love colors, completed the decorations, the immortal bard. Thomas Is a Many Splendored Thing, by was dramatized Bryner, club president, lyle, and an attractive purple and yelSeppi, Mrs. Lem Shiner, Mrs. Elwin Rasmussen, and a dance by welcomed the members and guests d by Mabel Keller and Lucille low paper umbrella which covered Aaron Hanson, Mrs. Walt d WorBarry Johnson and Marcia introduced Katherine Strate, sen was Elizabeth Browning, the gifts. A brides book was made Mrs. Grant J. and Kilfoyle. then. chairman. Mrs. Strate then 1879. Jay Olsen portrayed Robert and several games were enjoyed was introduced Velma which The cake, wedding and Frandsen, dean Louis Stevenson, Mrs. included who by the guests, Keith Johnson, son of Mr. and later cut and served, was four- of women of the New Century Golden Day, Mrs. Leo Leonard, started work- tiered, elaborately decorated in school, who served as toastmis-tres- s Mrs. Merrill Bryner, the Misses Mrs. Ellis Johnson, Johnson green and yellow and topped by a for the evening. Katherine Diagatis, Arlene Craw- ing here last week. toMrs. move here miniature bride and groom. and expect family The program started by Barbara ford, Virginia Soderberg, Loretta after the end of the school year. Rena Jpnes, Maureen Thompson Oviatt, accompanied by Louise Salazar, Mary Paltis, Diane Gardand Shirlee Jones were in charge Heidenreich, leading the class in at been has Mr. Johnson living of ner, the hostesses and guest of the serving. Sally Mahan pre- singing two school songs. Freshthe Kaiser dormitory. honor. sided at the guest book and Lou- man students, known as the ise Taylor, Linda Harmon and Who and then sang Mrs. Lou Ann Jackson were in "Memories Are Made of This charge of gifts. with original words written by Both young people are gradu- Clara Thompson. The young lad ates of Carbon high school. The ies, Linda Thompson, Sandra Scarnew Mrs. Harmon is a graduate tezina, Tina Burnham and Shirley of St. Marks School of Nursing Barton, were cute in their mortar and her husband is serving with boards, carrying diplomas. Next the Navy. After a short honey the valedictory address was given moon in Bryce and Zion Parks, Barbara Jacobsen and humorthe couple will leave for Virginia, by ous awards, were given to Evelyn where Mr. Harmon is stationed. Snow, Arlene Hurst, Mary Pizza, Attending the wedding from Barbara Oviatt, Dorothy Brown out of town were Mr. and Mrs. and Katherine Strate, outstanding Darrell Anderson and family of students of New Century school. Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Ste Students LaRue Brienholt and ven Worthington of Grantsville Bonnie Bryson sang "Golden and Mrs. Eliza B. Moore of Provo. Days and "One to Remember and the program was concluded FIDELAS CLUB NEWS with the presentation of gifts to Motor Credit Mrs. Carmen Lewis entertained officers of the class of 1956 by the members of Fidelas club and three new class officers. Each read a t Company guests at her home Thursday, May toast in verse to the officer whose 10. A delicious luncheon was place they would fill next year WHUaM J. Walsh served in the garden and an en- and presented the gifts, which STLVAGNI BLDG. Price, Utah joyable evening was spent sewing were earrings wrapped like diploand visiting. The guests were Mrs. mas. Mrs. Thompson was also Ferrell Gudmundson, Mrs. Melvin given a pair of earrings. New officers will be : President, Engstrqm and Miss Ellen Aage son. Members present were Mrs, Mary Pizza; vice president, JeanArvel Anderson, Mrs. Gerald An ette Hale; secretary, La Rene Kimderson, Mrs. Herman Blaser, Mrs ball; treasurer, Jeanette Welsh; Melvin Bradshaw, Mrs. James historian, Louise Bezyack; reportFausett,. Mrs. Golden Lambert, er, Lucille Ossana; music chairMrs. Irel Longhurst and Mrs, men, Helen Passey and Louise Wandle Openshaw. Heidenreich, and project chairmen, LaRue Brienholt and Barbara J. C. WIMMS MEET Jacobsen. The regular monthly meeting of Assisting Mrs. Strate with the the J. C. Wimms was held in the party arrangements were Jessie Price cafe Monday evening, May Holdaway, Kay McKean, Mabel IAR1Y TIMES DtST. CO. 21. Dinner was enjoyed and cur- Faddis, Violet Foulger, Louise 86 PROOF KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKY LOUISVILLE rent business discussed. 1, KENTUCKY Bezyack and Dale Smith. 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