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Show the tended Washington Elementary School. When he was 13 he went with his family to Chester to live, where they could help Grandfather Martin on the farm. They stayed in Chester for four years, then moved to Provo, where Wm. Ray attended, the Lincoln and Spencer schools. Summer time, and the Sweet 16 age! Both Thelda and Ray were employed by the Pacific Grove Canning Co., (now the Chruch Welfare Cannery). Tney were sorting and canning peas. Ray said he ran the filling machine, filling 120 cans per but in between, and, minute when at leisure, you can imagine what a teen-ag-e boy would do with so many girls around, the peas...yes, flipping , sorting peas! One caught young Thelda, and so were her eyes and heart Jackson . Mr. and Mrs. William LeRay Jackson, Fountain Green, will, celebrate their Golden wedding' on Monday, June 7. They will be anniversary (1926-197- honored by their family at an' open house on Saturday, June 19, to be held at the home of their daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs.. George (Thelda Maurine) Stuer in Bountiful. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, were married at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Carter, Provo June 7, 1926 by Bishop Andrew Jensen. Their marriage was solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple, October 20, 1927. are the parents of eight children: Mrs. Howard (Cecil) They Fullmer, Salt Lake City;' Doyle Jackson, North Salt Lake; Donald Edward, Rancho Cordova, Calif; Mrs. William John T. (Joann) Bountiful; Mrs. Renae) (Patricia Eggett, Malcom Steele, Crestview, Fla; Mrs. George (Nancy Kaye) Whitehead, San Diego, Calif; Mrs. George Stuer, (Thelda Maurine) Bountiful; Mrs. William M. (Carol Lee) Roberts, Car- michael, Calif. They have 29 grandchildren, and 11 great grandchildren. Mrs. Jackson has one brother, Arden Carter of Salt Lake City. Mr. Jackson has two sisters, Mrs. John (Theda) Emmons, and Lillian Olsen, both of Provo. Mrs. Jackson, the former Thelda Carter, was born in Nephi to Edward W. and Cecil Goldsburgh Carter. When she was four years old, the family moved to Knightsville, near Eureka, where they lived for nine years. Theldas mother died at that time, so at age 13, Thelda went to Provo to live with her grandparents and attended school. She sort of thought of graduating from the Provo High School, but her heart had dif- ferent feelings, for at the tender age of 17, with cupid hitting almost at once, she left school to marry Ray Jackson. Wm. LeRay Jackson was born, in Salt Lake City to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. W. (Mary Esther Martin) Jackson. His mother was the daughter of Samuel Henry Martin of Chester, Utah. Young William (Ray) at- - Charlene Naef, Michael Green delicious chicken dinner, in Fairview performed on June 11 in the Fairview North Ward. Miss Naef has attended North Sanpete High School. Mr. Green is a North Sanpete School graduate and is a High The prospective bridegroom is member of the Utah National the son of Mr. and Mrs. Reed. Guard. He is presently employed Green of Nephi.. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Naef, Fairview are announcing the engagement and upcoming' of their daughter, : marriage Charlene, and Michael Green. in Nephi. The young couple will exchange vows in a ceremony to be The newlyweds will make their home in Fountain Green. Their first date was after work, when Ray took a group of the girls home, and later made a show their first big date and dinner. So, in a year these two were married. Since that time, they have been in many places and have had many experiences. They lived in Provo for two years, then moved to Heber, back to Provo, on to Salt Lake where he worked with a construction company; to Bountiful and worked in the Power Company. Their next move took them to Sacramento, Calif, for five years, then to Carmichael, and from there to Utah and Fountain Green. Mr. Jackson retired from employment with others, but is well employed at home where he is busy doing all kinds of things, their home, building remodeling, gardening, and as he says: I am a jack of all trades. Mrs. Jackson, well loved in our city, has worked in the Relief Society in many of the places they have lived. She has been president of the Sacramento First Ward Relief Society; a counselor in Carmichael, and a wonderful counselor in the Ftn. Green Relief Sciety. Always was busy and helpful! She has also .worked in the Sunday School and in Primary associations California. She likes to keep house, and enjoys the beauty of their home she and her husband have, and are still making and remodeling. She does a lot of handwork, especially knitting and crocheting. Mr. Jacksons church jobs have been president of the Elders in Sacramento; High Priest secretary for 10 years in the American River Stake in Sacramento Carmichael, and! in Moroni Stake, worked asi counselor in. the Stake. Sunday . School., a,, " The Jacksons' have already! n had a wedding party. During April, they visited in California with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. (Carol Lee) Roberts. William and Carol Lee planned a real surprise party for their parents for the coming golden wedding anniversary. It really was at surprise, and a very pleasant one, for many friends came from various parts of Carmichael, and the area, some the Jacksons had worked with in both church and employment jobs. Some of the guests included their former! Eleonora Christensen, I : :y , pre-golde- & Christensen MORONI Earl A. Peterson ...to note 80 years Mr. and Mrs. Loraine Temple. A reception will honor Shepherd of Mt. Pleasant are the newlyweds the same evening announcing the engagement and in the ML Pleasant Stake House. forthcoming marriage of their Mr. Arnoldson has recently daughter, JoAnn, to Mr. Clair Arnoldson, son of Mr. and Mrs. returned from an LDS mission in Elliot Arnoldson of Moroni. The Germany and Miss Shepherd is Moroni. young couple are planning a presently employed at First Laurell Jensen, Roosevelt; June 18 wedding in the Manti Security Bank in ML Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. Berg Preswich, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hansen, Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Truman Anderson, California. Time has gone by so fast, fifty years makes a difference, but these Young Grads still have lots ii. common. Probably in 1926, they gave little thought as a 50 year ... contest set Craig Draper, Andrea Blain Andrea Blain, Craig Draper plan June 18 wedding rites at home y Nielsen paid special honor on 80th birthday anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Boyd N. Blain of Miss Blain is a graduate of Spring City are announcing the North Sanpete High School and Engagement and forthcoming (Southern Utah State College marriage of their daughter, (where she was active in many Andrea, and Craig Draper. The prospective bridegroom is (student affairs. She has been the son of Mrs. Buhl Draper of teaching in the ML Pleasant I Elementary Moroni. School. The couple have chose a June Mr. Draper graduated from 18 wedding date with the Blain North Sanpete High School and home in Spring City as the iis member of the Utah National setting for the wedding Guard. He is a Moroni turkey .ceremony. will be raiser and rancher. The newlyweds honored that same evening with The will make their' a reception in the Moroni LDS home incouple Wales. Stake Center. 1 ' Mrs. Eva Nielsen of Fairview was honored on Mothers Day by her family in a special, eightieth birthday anniversary with an open house hosted by his children on June 5. The family are cordially inviting all friends, relatives and neighbors to attend the affair which will be held from 7 until 9 p.m. in the Moroni Stake Center. The family requests no gifts. Mr. Peterson was born on June 7, 1896 in Ephraim. He is a veteran of World War I and served with the U.S. Army and Was stationed in Los Angeles; working on machinery. He has lived in Moroni since 1928 where he has been a farmer. Active in the LDS Church, Mr. Peterson has served as a Sunday! School teacher, secretary of the Elders Quorum and is presently serving as a high priests group secretary and as a temple ordinance worker. He enjoys painting and has won several awards at the Sanpete County Fair. Ramona girl Moroni man plan Manti Temple wedding rites Sweetheart i Don Ray a: Mt. Pleasant car-natio- Earl A. Peterson, Moroni, will be honored on the occasion of his Catering for All Weddings and Parties I t: ''' JoAnn Shepherd, Clair Arnoldson Granddaughter wed in church rite . married Deon Lay of Circleville on April 21, 1937. She died February 1, 1973. They are the parents of four children, Andrew of Moroni; Mrs. Rex (Beth) Anderson of Fountain, Colo.; Alvin of Trenton; and Frank of Lyman, Wyo. He has six grandchildren. He J-- ':r ... note 80 years 1 v to Moroni man to 436-867- v-- '.mm assaer but here it was, and is, already! Welcome to reunion to former members, dear to clasp a ,To meet again hand In this, the glad new ' r 7 ' ' ' ft "j i year. It will be in the Merry Month of - . - . May and on the 22nd day . . . Mr., Mrs. David V. Robles Well reminicse of this and that, and throw our cares away. Weve missed you from among our midst and though you are not there, Weve felt your presence from the past and hope you know we really care. V.: Kathi Allred and David itaffeta and featuring an Old tunes bring haunting Robles were married in a double, skirt, sheer sleeves and a full memories, old friends bring LDS the lace at with strewn train ring ceremony petals. too, and when we say Church in Green River, Wyo. on, She wore a flowered garland memories, hello again, we do remember instead of a veil, a silver April 23. The marriage ceremony was. necklace, blqe garters and pearl you! performed by Bishop Ray, earrings. Christofferson. Her flowers were blue The bride is the daughter of with white roses. Thomas and Dora Allred, Green The bride's attendants wore River, and the bridegrooms blue dresses with a tie at the parents are Val and Mildred empire waists, angel wing Robles also Green River. sleeves, a square neckline and Grandmothers of the bride are lace trim. Each carried one Mt. white rose with a blue ribbon. of Madsen Cleah The annual Miss Sanpete Pleasant and Iris Irving of The brides mother wore a County Sweet heart contest will blue-gradress and a blue and be held Thursday June 10 at 8 Spring City. The p.m. at the county fairgrounds Attending the bride were white corsage. Tammy Larsen as maid of honor bridegrooms mother wore a according to Darwin Jensen of, and Lena Robles, Nancy Allred light blue dress and blue and Centerfield. and Kim Allred as bridesmaids. white corsage. The contest is open to all girls Best man duties were performed A reception following the in the county who are 16 and by Roger Robles and ushers marriage ceremony, was hosted older. Judging will be on riding were Danny Frahm and Sam by parents of the bride, skills and horsemanship as well Robles. The newlyweds honeymooned as poise, beauty and personality.' The new bride wore a white in Casper, and are now residing organza gown lined with acetate in Green River. ACTING The most difficult character in comedy is that of the fool, and he must be no simpleton that plays Eva that part. When Adam dolve, and Eve span, Who was then the gen- tleman? CALL - i Whilst Adam slept, Eve from his side arose: Strange his first sleep would be his last repose., COMPLETE ONE-STO- P WEDDING SERVICE In vita Horn Decorations - Flowers Photographer i ? : friends. We extend our congratulations to Wm. Ray and Thelda Jackson on their 50th Golden Wedding Anniversary. May they have health and happiness for many more years. HRlSTENSEN REATIONS s Ftn. Green, sent Invitations. Her husband, Olaf, composed the verse that was printed on these invitations. There were thirty one members in their graduating class. Attending the reunion were the following class members and their partners: Olaf and Eleonora Christensen, Reed and Ada Collard, Ralph and Clara Cook, Fountain Green; Raymond and Ona Anderson, Stanley and Helena Price, Wales; Harold and Ruth Christensen, Urwin and Dora Morley, Jay and Lucille Nielson, Elmina Christensen Mower, Dallas and Mildred Peterson, A' former stake president, bishoprics, and many other Charlene Naef, Michael Green a program presented by Vincent Christensen, talked and talked about their school days, their families . . . asking, How many children do you have? What are they doing? A great evening for reminding. Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Christensen, Ftn. Green, were honored for having the most greatgrandchildren, eight of them! These former students well remember when their class first went into the new high school building in Moroni, that pretty, red brick, building on the hill, and were they ever proud! Urwin Morley, Moroni, was in charge of the reunion this year. : set wedding date Page Three The 1926 Moroni High School graduating class members held their Golden 50th year class reunion Saturday evening, May 22, 1976, at Rays Cafe in Nephi. What a choice year for a reunion! They enjoyed a ... Mr., Mrs. William LeRay Jackson to celebrate golden wedding date The Mt. Pleasant Pyramid hold reunion caught Mr. WUUam LcRay 3, 1976 graduates ... Mr., June 1926 high school Another grandson Marshall who is stationed with the U.S. Army at Ft. Leonard celebration combining that Wood, Mo. phoned his grandevent and her eightieth birthday mother to extend his good wishes which was May 17. Since Mrs. on her special day. Nielsen was hospitalized on her, The plays the thing. birthday, the family chose Mothers Day to pay her tribute and presented her with gifts and a special cake. In attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Margaret) Nielsen and their children, Dave and his wife Jannette, Jeannine and her. fiance Craig Cutwright, Russell, Leslie and Gerold Nielsen; Mr. and Mrs. Kent (Carol) Nielsen and children Lisa, Rodney, Rachelle and Tina; Mr. and Mrs. Abe (Valera) Vance and daughter Sue. Mr. and Mrs. Jim (Genevieve) Miller and her children Larry Marshall, Mrs. Cathy Young and sons Shane and Aaron and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry (Nancy) Marshall and daughters Jodi and, Lauri; Mr. and Mrs. Juan Golf Shirt Stitching (Larue) Nielsen and son Ronnie. Demonstration Mrs! Attending also were Glenn (Irene) Gardner and her Jues., Thurs., June 8, 10 children JoAnna, Leesa, Allison, 9:30 to 1130 a.m. Heidi, and Gretchen; Mr. and 15 OFF Mrs. Brent (Betty) Jorgensen ON ALL KNITS and children Lance, Brenda, Eric, Melinda, Mary and Randy; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis (Linda) Thomas and children Brian, Michael, Joey, Amy and Glenna and Judy Nielsen and Phillip. The Mt. Pleasant Second Ward Scouts, Troop 505 are planning a bake sale Saturday morning to raise funds for an upcoming scout trip. Jong- - The bake sale will be held at 9 a.m. on the south side of Main Street. Becky Shelly is now taking appointments FREE Grannies' Fabrics In youth the days are short and the years are long; in old age the years are short and the days Bake sale set CALL o 462-252- 1 somethings nice for your vanity Try a sensational new cut, some exciting color, a briqht hair set. It'll do good things for your head! COLLEEN'S BEAUTY CORNER NORTH MT. PLEASANT |
