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Show ' Officers Elected By Dekatos MRS, DENNIS HEIDENI REICH beuLUWoniP i tA for women of Women’s Fellowship of tle Orem al churches will be held Tuesday Community Congregational Church was entertained - Charlotte Cor naby Says by several se _|lections from the Decatones, ing plans, from are Mrs. Truman McBride, Mrs, Fred Childress, and Mrs, Jim Hollandsworth. one with or words by Mrs Dallas Ye The group 1s composed of Orem Women Invited to Social Mrs. Dallas H. Young, Mrs. 1 le Clinton t, Mrs. Thales Smith, Mrs. Jack Ekins, Mrs (Charlotte Cornaby) MRS. STEPHEN FULLMER(Paula Petersen) |Paula Petersen And VowsWith Mr. Heidenrich Stephen Fullmer Mai 8 In solemn rites Wednesday, honored the bride at the Alpine A post-wedding reception in/28 at the home of her parents March 5 e Salt Lake LDS Country Club with Mrs. Heiden- the Women’s Council Cultural) Mr elvin J. PeterTemple, Charlotte Cornaby be- reich, Mrs. John Marzo and Center Friday evening honored Sen of Orem Junior Bounous, Mrs. Stanley ‘ame the bride of Dennis J Mrs. Karl Banks as hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ralph Parents of the groom are Mr. OREM— Ara ernoon of en-!view the book “I've Only Got|will be no charge nor contri- Clark Jr, Mrs. George Bailey Heidenreich, is a They are ing their home Fullmer (Paula Elizabeth Pet-|and Mrs. Ralph J. Fullmer of rest’ is Jr., Mrs. Rickard Hawkins, and daughter of Mr. Theandbride tertainment a lowship for Two Hands and I'm Busy butions. Mrs. Fred C Mrs. Rob- jow in Picasant Grove ‘ersen) whe were married Feb.| Provo. women of the areais planned Wringing Them,” by Jane Good- general chairman, ass ted by Mrs. Rollo Anderson. ert Cornaby, and Mrs. Louise SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1969 The bride wore a gown of Tuesday, March 19 by the Wo- sell Mrs. Bert St Vincent. Mrs.| Dorothy Clark entertained the Heidenreich 1s the mother of : tiaras Uian Sunday Herald WA iit) Catia appliqued with men’s Fellowship of the Orem’ Following the program, a tea) Truman McBrideis president of Sroup a clever take-off he groom. All are of Pleasant French lace and rhinestones Community Congregational will be held in the Memorial|the Women's Fellowship, and on atypical club woman giving Grove. eer and having bell sleeves. She Church Building. Table decorations wil | Mrs. Jim Hollandsworth is vice 4 book review. Her imaginary The bride is a graduate of also wore a floor-length veil selection was ‘Spring is Spring” Pleasant Grove High School and The event will begin at 2 2.m. be in pink and green, with president with matching French Jace trim. ee a sequel to “Love is Love. with a prog in the church pink tea roses and pink lace LDS minary and hasattended = roses and yellow carnations. Se 5S building featuring instrumen- tablecloths Babysitters wil] be A thought for the day: Izaak {Brigham Young University. She Her bouquet was of yellow Walton said, “Look to your| Handkerchiefs used by cold is currently employed in Pieastal music by the Orem High provided Marsha Petersen was her School music department and a Womenofall churchesare in- health and if you have it, Victims need to be pre-treated ant Grove. The bridegroom, also sister's maid of honor, with book review by Zelda Freeman vited to participate. Committee praise God, and value it next to before laundering to destroy a graduate of Pleasant Grove bridesmaids being Robin Ssplin, germs. Soak them in salt water High School and Seminary, has © of Pleasant Grove. She will re- iaembers emphasize that there|a good conscience." Judy Esplin, Lynnda Fullmer, for half an hour andrinse in hot attended College of Eastern sister of the groom, and Barom water. Then wash in boiling hot Utah in Price. He is a member bara Butler, with Shari PeterSoap water or detergent suds of the U.S. Army Reserve and sen as junior bridesmaid. They and rinse. To sterilize further, has completed training in Fort wore maxi-length gowns of press with a hot iron while Ord, Calif. green dotted swiss and carried 4 |damp. ' A pre-nuptial bridal shower parasols | with yellow carna- tions. | Choose Rolei n Sportswear | Joe and Mark Petersen were * |ushers with Mark Livingston as ,,|best man. a| Decorations were in a spring But, Always Be Feminine! . theme with ferns and bouquets | Choose an image andlive up a matter of separates. Bandana to it, is fashion’s declaration prints, calicos, ginghams and f riswear, Be a bold color combinations vie with playful pixie, or a slinky vamp. muted tones of suede or cotton ry |Pl jay Indian squawor cowpoke. suede embellished with fringe Play any role this spring but or beading. by all means. be feminine about | The Western jean — first on it, Faet is, it’s hard to be other- the scene — continues, butgirlwise, since the sportswear focus | girl in exotic prints and stripes, is on softness and movement. jalong with paisley and pastel Whether in pants, of daffodiis adorning the hall. Special guests were grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Ward Moody of Delta and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wright of Magna. Kitchen shower was given the bride by Robin and Judy Esplin, \and hcstesses at a personal _|shower were Tawny Jacobsen “| and Dennie Knudsen. for shoes They are making their home this Life in American Fork. ee grosgrain in black No medallions, but scars pick |up where the pendants left off. : ox i in A LITTLE BIT BARE IS a pretty shape to be in this spring. Slim straps give Stride shoe its airy look. A matching also the year bow accents its prettiness. It comes — the jump- | patent at Randall’s Shoes in Provo. skirts, batik. The jean is most frequentley combined with the body | blouses, sweaters, vests or jacklets, the fit is easy, but there’s |lots of shape moving into and defining the body. shirt. Pants-wise, it’s Accenting all is color — fre- of the all-in-one quenily, three tones ofit. Clas- | suit or its many variations, Suitsic red, white and blue is rival- ed io today’s mood for simJed by other tricolors such as plification, the all-in-one elimin- |white, hot yellow and navy. 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