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Show WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, MARCH 1 , 1 979 Exchange Votes SOCIETY Kaysville Clubs The Ro16 n Kaysville-Layto- tary Anns met Friday, Feb. at the Lions Den in Ogden for their monthly dinner meeting. Mrs. Morjorie Green, president, conducted the meeting. To Note 93rd Date Set Date hosted an an- nouncement dinner at their home on Valentine night, Feb. 14, revealing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Miss Jenifer Morgan to Jo education. Ha! Holbrook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Holbrook, 1367 The former Miss Wendy Reese exchanged wedding vows Thursday, Feb. 15, in the Ogden LDS Temple with Jeffery William Purdy. THE BRIDE is a daughter of Mrs. Gordon W. Reese of 712 W. Gentile, Layton and the late Mr. Reese. , Parents of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. James K. Purdy of San Jose, Calif, hosted a breakfast at the Grey Cliffs Lodge in Ogden Canyon following the ceremony. RECEPTION was given in their honor that evening at the Layton Fourth Ward cultural hall. A Mrs. Blaine Johnson was matron of honor and Mrs. Alan Yeamon, Mrs. Sally Marston, Mrs. Wayne Reese and Miss Sandy Purdy were the brides attendants. Miss Rebecca Reese, Heidi Reese, Shelly Reese, Miss Heather Austad and Melissa Austad were the flower girls. The attendants were dressed in red satin crepe and carried white muffs. THE BEST man was Alan Yeamon with Wayne Reese, Dirk Johnson and Kelly Purdy as the ushers. Mrs. Robert Austad greeted guests at the book. After a honeymoon in southern California, the The bride wore a floor length gown of antebellum design of polysheen and chantilla lace. It had a full tiered skirt banded with wide lace lengthening into a chapel train. The traditional bodice had a modified couple will receive guests at an open house in San Jose, outlined with lace. Wayne Reese, Mrs. Blaine Johnson, Mrs. Robert Austad and Mrs. Brian Marston enfor tertained family members. Mrs. Alan Yeamon and Mrs. Gerald Purdy gave a luncheon for family members. THE VICTORIAN puffed sleeves were enhanced with bands of lace and dainty ruffles at the wrists. The finishing touch was the floor length veil of illusion net trimmed in lace. The bride carried a bouquet of daisies and red roses. Calif. PRENUPTIAL parties were given by Mrs. Kim Tubbs and Miss Mary Lou Baird for friends of the bride. Mrs. The couple will make their home in Layton. Heights. The couple are planning to be married March 16 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. INCLUDED GUESTS grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Don Swallow, Mr. and Mrs. Ward C. Holbrook, and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Williams. Other family members as guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Minnock, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alsup, Stacey MoRebecca rgan, Morgan, Jeffrey Morgan, Wally Mar- tin, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Holbrook. MR. AND Mrs. Ben Holbrook, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Roundy, Jill Holbrook, Rus- sell Holbrook, and Wesley Begay. Kaysville Chester Flint is confined to the Davis North Medical Center where he is undergoing treatment. Bret, Nicole and Ryan Baldwin have been staying with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Baldwin, while there mother was in Denver, Colo. The infant six week old baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Clark underwent surgery last week at the McKay Hospital in Ogden. SHE MARRIED Jess W. Turner on Dec. 14, 1904 and they moved to Farmington, MR. AND MRS. STEVEN ALLEN East Golden Circle, Fruit MRS. JEFFERY W. PURDY where he died Feb. 6, 1916, leaving four small children. Mrs. Apple has three sons and one daughter, Lawrence W. Turner, Sioux City, Iowa; Wed In Temple In wedding rites performed on Jan. 26, 1979 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple, LaFon Simpson became the bride of Steven W. Allen. The grooms former mission president, Pres. Raymond Price, officiated at the wedding. is the H and Dora Simpson, 6090 South 700 West, Murray, and the groom is the son of Dale and Connie Allen, 315 South 200 West, Kaysville. THE BRIDE daughter of Keith wedding breakfast- was held at the Red Flame Restaurant in Bountiful after the ceremony and a reception honoring the couple was held later that evening at the Centerville Stake Center. A The soft nostalgic look in the white polyester dress, with long sleeves, high neck with bodice trimmed in lace and seed pearls fit the nostalgic scene of the reception. She carried bouquet of pink carnations and deep red roses accented with stephanotis. a MRS. KURT (Carrie) Holbrook performed matron of honor duties and bridesmaids included Becky Simpson, Doriann Simpson, Linda Simpson, Susan Allen, Mrs. Steven (Sharon) Barnett and Mrs. Mike (Dawn) Allen. The married attendants were dressed in a dark plum polyester knit, high neck, granny look dress and the unmarried attendants in a similar dress except light mauve color. Each girl held a single mauve colored carnation. EACH MOTHER wore a deep plum floral print dress with white and pink accents. Their were corsages stephanotis and pink carnations. Acting ushers were Mike Allen, Floyd Simpson, Theron Simpson and other assistance was rendered by Jeff Simpson, Kris Simpson and Scott Simpson. PRENUPTIAL PARTIES were given by Mrs. Janet Webster, Debbie Webster, Mrs. Rosie Neider, Mrs. Lana Widdison, Mrs. LaVona and Mrs.- Nola Moss. The bride attended View-moHigh School and also Cun-ningto- n nt Weber State. The groom graduated from Davis High School, attended Weber State and has fulfilled a LDS mission to the Washington Mercer Island Mission. AFTER A honeymoon to the Homestead the couple will mane their home in Kaysv iile. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Ray Valentine of 631 E. 2000 N., Layton are parents of a baby girl. She was born Feb. 10 in Ogden. The child will be named Cathilyn Valentine. Five sisters and two brothers were on hand when she arrived from the hospital on Valentines Day. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Noble Chambers of Smithfield and Mr. and Mrs. August Ray Valentine of Marysvale, Kansas. Wade Evans Green, son of Scott H. and Galynn Jackson Green of 1434 E. Cherry Lane, East Layton, was born Feb. 10 in an Ogden hospital. The Greens are parents of two other children. East Layton residents, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Green and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jackson are the grandparents. On Feb. 10, a baby girl was born to James M. and Carolyn J. Swensen Brown. She will be named Stacey Rae Brown. Her two brothers, Kirk and Jason are happy to have a sister. L. Swensen of Murray is the babys only living grandparent. Elmer One Mrs. Rachel Sandberg, in' Salt Lake City, dmg r, lives arrived to Mr. and Mrs. David W. Fisher, of 96 Dawson Street, Layton. He made his arrival at the Davis North Medical Center in Layton on Feb. 24 and weighed 7 lbs 8 oz. at birth. He will be named Tyler It was a son who Ray. He was welcomed home by a brother, Aaron Fisher. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fisher, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymon Sanchez, all of Layton. Mrs. Fisher was the former Patricia Elaine Sanchez, vsb d Fact is, weve got some brilliant ideas to help you A SISTER and brother live in Layton, Mrs. Leo B. (Verna) Hill and Reuben Kilfoyle. Mrs. Apple has been a very active person in her church, Relief Society president for six years, work director and teacher, was stake board work director for eight years and Primary president for three times, worked in the Sunday School and MIA, on the recreation committee. FOR 17 years she worked in the Davis County Extension and Home Demonstration Agent offices. She organized groups for sewing and foods and was on the Davis County Fair Board for many Members of the Oakleaf Camp of Daughter of Utah Will Wed Pioneers met Wednesday Announcement is made of the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Miss Christine Avery, daughter of evening at the home of Mrs. Beulah Bushnell. The lesson was given by Mrs. Clara Krebs and the history read by Lola Kinsey. Mr. and Mrs. Theron M. Wood of 552 East 250 North, hostess to the Kaysville Bridge Club at her home Mr. and Mrs. Barry H Avery of 141 North 650 Flast, Kaysville, to Kevin C. Wood, son of Mrs. Dorothy Swan will be Kaysville. THE MARRIAGE vows will be solemnized May 25 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple with a reception that evening. The bride-elec- t graduated from Davis High School and Friday afternoon. Mrs. Belva Muir was hostess to the Mountain View Neighborhood Club at her home Thursday evening. Mrs. Merla Coulam was Kaysville LDS Seminary. She is presently employed by First Security Bank in Salt Lake City. THE FUTURE groom graduated from Davis High and Kaysville LDS Seminary. He served an LDS mission to New the Mission. He is by presently employed Distributors in Salt Lake City, np Zealand-Christchurc- h Syracuse DIXON P. REISBECK For All Your Insurance Needs i' Births iUFE It was a baby girl for Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Child Jr., who arrived at the McKay-De- e Hospital in Ogden on Sunday, Feb. 18. She added up the Childs children to four daughters and three sons. She arrived weighing 6 lbs. and 9 years. Jan. 30, 1942 she married J.M. Apple and On move'4 to Van Nuys, Calif., where he died in December 1944. She returned to Farmington where she has been iHOME OWNERS TRUCKS oz. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Child Sr., Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. active in the church and DUP Camp and has always made very beautiful handwork of all kinds, kj AUTO 376-427- 197 NORTH 9 MAIN -- and your money in every way. 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Kaysville Layton Births Come look on the bright side! behavior patterns and practices causing heart disease, hypertension and on Effie Turner Apple will celebrate her 93rd birthday on March 1. She was born March 1, 1886 to James and Sarah Jane Nate Kilfoyle in Kaysville, where she received her Mr. and Mrs. Floyd D. Morgan of 270 North 900 East, Kaysville Guest speaker was Dr. Lawrence Barenholtz from the North Davis Medical Center. Dr. Barenholtz talked 1 4 - 5 piaRP THiit |
