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Show 7 A i f f s . -! Salt' Lako City! Friday.Saptember 3, 1954 DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, J Vs'"' S' W Confidentially Yours IV " Luelma Broderick Delinquent Needs Special Help Luelma r t V1 C7 " f (, ,1 . esi(Jent ElKay 1 unnsiiaH Their Parents jX vs ' ' t Vfr - tl: 1 1 i , 4 V " f , Jr, LATE - fVT) "M V , SUMMER BRIDE . J-f Mother and father of the bridegroom ere Mr, and Mrs. Walter F. Spencer, lit Leslie Ave. For the reception the bride will be radiant in e waltx-iengt- h gown. The satin bodice is enhanced with a keyhole neckline and sleeves pointing over the wrists. The bouffant skirt is overlayed with s skirt of embroidered tulle. A Juliet cap of lace releases the fingertip veil of tulle, lace trimmed She will carry a traditional bouquet. The bride will be attended by a cousin, Miss Luelma Broderick; Mrs. Dorothy Carll, Miss Sherrie McKinnon and Mrs. Ronme Deans. Best Man Acting as best man will be Ralph Moore, while George Perschon, Grant Broderick, Fred Niederhauser and Henry Vadnais usher.- To her California honeymoon destination the bride will wear a navy sheath dress accented with pearls. ..i. ; SEPTEMBER RITES-Mr- s. Keith O. Moss was Miss Uleta Arlene Bailey before she spoke nuptial vows Wednesday. u is a daughter ef the late Mr -andTheMrs.bride Hillard Roosevelt.: Broderick, f i ffo (450 Knollcrest, will be hosts. -t- -r Dear Mother X: I sincerely trust that your faith wlU be rewarded. There - sister-in-le- t F r claimed - Miss for his bride in Friday ' Spencer at the Salt Lake Temple,, ceremony. In the evening the bridal pair will greet guests at a reception In the McKay Ward of meetinghouse, Brother and the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Broderick, V t ! Paul Broderick morning ritea. i v t peaks-Promis- esKenneth Mother X. Need Help We parents need help with our wayward boys. Modern life, is so complicated that it is hard to understand why there is so much delinquency. It is not always the fault of parents. We are a deeply religious family. We have taught our children and disciplined them, but one boy is totally unmanageable. He has a very high I Q. School is no effort for him We have had fine cooperation from his teachers and principal, but the schools are not equipped to handle the S , comes a time in many fine families (where parents are earnest-l- y striving to do everything they know to build fine characters in their children) when some outsider can do far more than the parents themselves can to help a child who has unexpectedly turned wayward. I hojje that this may happen to you. There is surely something that can be said or done by somaone that would change the course of this boys life. A friend, a church worker, a social worker, a stranger, somebody should be able to help this boy, by giving him friendship, time and personal attention. Let us hope for such a good angel to turn up A 4 J ineeded. - Cannot something be developed here that will .help children help themselves more? Our faith in God IS the only thing that gives us much hope. How can our sons add daughters who begin to give Ujs more than normal trouble be saved from becoming hardened in reform schools endprisons? Nq price" should be too great to pay to save qur children. By MARY MARKER Dear Mary Marker: Early in August a letter from C..V Hansen of Provo on the e edltorlal'-pag.hit mjr heart so deeply lj want to express my plea through your column. . He said in part: "There is no sadder sight than to see mere boys front good homes sent down the line to reformatories, or prison, for offenses committed, and come (n contact with hardened criminals, and endure brutalities so often imposed. Beatings and torture, starv- ing, dark solitary dungeons, have never redeemed a .single soul and never. will." t y X wr N ' Mrs. Law- rence 4. fisher was Miss Deanna Corrine Qualls before her marriage Thursday, W r: - - Vi J - - if (if H V) -' St 2 i -- F,, Mrs. Kenneth Paul FRIDAY RITES Spencer was Miss Luelma Broderick before her marriage Friday. , well-wishin- g M. M. super-intellige- child. Society has provided for children and adults of low intelligence, and that is fine. But wbat about the other extreme? Such boys need special guidance, activity and direction. Sought Help We have consulted churchmen and social workers They have helped some, but the boy still is not showing improvement. JRather, the situation grows worse. A reform school would never help this boy. I know his disposition Someone suggested Boys Town I understand that their methods accomplish wonders with boys. This person said, What the Mormon Church needs is a Boys Town here There is so much delinquency The Youth Bureau and Juvenile Court workers are doing a fine job, but more help is Tasty Tidbits These tidbits taste extra special along with tomato juice for a first course. Make up a package of pie mix and roll Into a square about Mi inch thick. Cut into 2 inch squares, fill with deviled ham or grated cheddar cheese, pinch together and bake in a hot oven until golden brown. Serve hot to an admiring audience! Chees0 Pie Crust Add half a cup of grated cheddar cheese to a package of pie mix; use sliced fresh apples or canned apple slices for the This combination is filling usually a favorite with men. Uleta Bailey , Deanna Qualls Are Brides A tucked satin yoke enhanced the short-sleevebodice of the gown. A tiara of pearls and iridescent beaded flowers released her fingertip veil of tulle.lA yellow orchid encircled with stephanotis formed the bridal bouquet. Fans of tulle and net adorned with fall flowers were csrried by the bridsl attendants, Mrs. Edith Richards, matron of hontained the bridal party at a wed- or, Miss Carolyn Dastrup, Miss ding breakfast at their home, Jackie Bradshaw, Mrs. Lynn 155 E. 27th South, following the Moore and Miss Sharon Dayton. morning ceremony. The brides They donned gowns of irides-parent- s are Mr and Mrs. Fred 'cent taffeta In shades Of blue B. Bailey, 440 Leslie Ave. and dusty rose. Flower Girl At Reception Rae Moss, flowConnie Little was the Center Reception scene Thursday evening of a er girl, wore a frock of yellow wedding reception In a gown tulle and taffeta and carried a of imported French lace over miniature fan. satin the bride greeted guests. Standing as best man for his Now honeymooning in Southern Utah are newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Keith O. Moss, who were united in marriage Wednesday. The bride, former Miss Uleta Artene Bailey, spoke vows with her bridegroom in Salt Lake Temple rites. President EIKay L. Christiansen officiated. Parents of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Moss, enter- d ft v Norman Duane The newlyweds win make a Lawrence, Brown, Bill Anderson, Richard future home at 2605 Highland Hall and Billy Thomas ushered. Dr. Ush- groom at a reception in the ers were Ray Moss, Ralph Moss, McKay Ward meetinghouse. Owen Barnett, Dale Malmrose, Hosting the event were parents Dexter Horton and Danny of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Garland D. Qualls, Kallspell, Mont Simons. . ' l'll i Now is the time to The couple will make a home For the occasion the bride that planter you've been in Salt Lake City. was goWrted In - alipnef - satin overscored with imported lace. Qualls-flshe- r wanting for the coffee with The bodice detailed table, buffet or mantel -,wti Now en route to a honeymoon sleeves tapering to lily pointa Whether your home in Grand Canyon are newlyover the wrists and a pan or period, we ? weds, Mr. and Mrs Lawrence collar. The veil of peter net. lace J. Fisher (Deanna Corrine havfe a large selection of trimmed, was caught to a head Quails). or braes plant ceramic She blossoms dress of Thursday morning the couple carried a pearl with hardyr . ers, of arranged bouquet stephanotis exchanged nuptial vows in the and white orchids. A plants.. variety of col- Salt Lake Temple before PresiBridal ore, including new sunset; Attendants dent ElRay L. Christiansen. was of Mrs. Matron pink, surf green or azure honor the Immediately following, ' - blue. bridal party assembly at Andy's Francis L. Guest. Bridesmaid! Smorgasbord to fete the" newly-give- were Miss JuBe Ann HatlTMiss by mother and father of Barbara ' Lee and Miss Nancy Get it today . . . bring in your other given b ymother and father of Jolley, Mrs. Guest was in Amerthe bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. ican beauty taffeta, while the planters and let 'us rejuvenate them. identical No planting charge . . , Free Delivery. wore Joseph H. Fisher, 2603 Eliza- bridesmaid! beth St. gowns of pink. They carried baskets of glamellias. Greeted Guests HUDDART FLORAL Darrell Jensen acted as best In the evening the bride Phono greeted guests with ber bride- - man, while Francis L. Guest, 30 South Main brother was Helmut Moss. It's Planter Time -modern (p n CO. Food Is Fun 84 Plan A Summer's End Picnic few minutes. Stuff peppers top with, in Place peppers crumbs buttered Our suggestion for Labor . Day eating is this. 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