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Show REFLEX iwork, her main hobby is making quilts and hook rugs. She kept a tidy home and is known to all as a good and kind neighbor. She has enjoyed cooking and serving and is a member of the LDS Church. She is the mother of four g tr?i ifr ' X $ I '4 &" Dinner To Aid Funds For Layton Museum 8th Anniversary SOCIETY mm$&m LEADER SEPTEMBER 30, 1982 JOURNAL BULLETIN - A special Founders Day buffet dinner and LAYTON held Saturday. Oct. 9, at 7 p.m. in the be will auction Museum. Cost per plate will be a $20 Heritage Layton donation. Proceeds will help pay for the museum. liv-in- h children, Cleo, Mrs. Lemuel (Juanita) Hedgpeth and David Robert, all of Kay TICKETS are available from Museum Board Members. Many interesting items w ill be offered for auction. These things can be viewed at the museum one week prior to Oct. 9. Sealed bids will be accepted for any auction item. Art work, quilts and antiques will be among the many items offered at the auction. Wallace B., Salt Lake City. She enjoys her 10 grandchildren and is proud of her 23 and four np THE MUSEUM will house an interesting exhibit of photos depicting the early settlers ot North Daws County during the month of October. Anyone hawng items that can be included in this exhibit can bung them to the Kaysville Clubs The Kaysville JCKs held their September monthly MRS. ROBERT YOUNG - Mrs. BesKAYSVILLE sie B. Young of 58 N. 200 W., Kaysville will observe her 88th birthday anniversary on Oct. 3 at her home with her family. ,v '4 I MRS. YOUNG was born Oct. 3, 1894 in West Kaysville, the daughter of Gabriel and Elizabeth Bailey Smith. She has resided in Kaysville all of her life and has lived in her present home for 65 years. SHE WAS married to Robert Young, October 25, 1911 in Ogden. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Mr. Young died in 1956. She was educated in the local schools. Much history of Kaysville, its many changes, can be obtained from Mrs. Young. MR. AND MRS. DWIGHT HAMMARGREN Couple United Jennifer Lynn Graves and Dwight Douglas Hammargren were married Sept. 12 in St Mark's Episcopal Cathedral, Salt Lake City. a chiffon capelet. The brideg- THE WEDDING took place during the regular 10:30 service with the Rev. Bradley Wirth officiating. Organist phalaenopsis Clay Christiansen played for the service and accompanied soprano soloist Mary who sang Ill Walk Sici-lian- Be- side You" during Communion. Following the service, a reception was held in the Par- ish Hall. A picnic for the wedding party and relatives was held during the afternoon. The rehearsal dinner was held at Annabelle's. Heritage Square. The new bride is a daughter of Stephen L. and Patricia Graves of 852 E. Shannon Road. Kaysville. The bridegroom is a son of the late Dr. A. F. Hammargren and Mrs. Iva R. Hammargren of Harvey, N.D. MR. GRA ES, wearing a grey ascot with a boutonniere of w hite carnation and a yellow rose, escorted his daughter down the aisle. Her sister, Miss Lois Graves, was honor attendant and the bridesmaids were Sue Quigley, Julie French and Mary Graves. Their floor-lengtsleeveless, princess-styl- e gowns of blue polyester d crepe were offset by cotton chiffon capes edged with blue tatting handmade by Miss Quigley. floral-patterne- HER LIFE has been devoted to being a good mother and raising a family. In addition to being a homemaker, Mrs. h room's mother chose a dress of daik mauve quiana featuring a matching lace jacket. Their wrist corsages were composed of white floor-lengt- low orchids and reception were Mary Sici-lian- stephanotis. The bridegroom wore a white tuxedo with shawl collar, white bow tie. cummerbund and a boutonniere of white pixie carnations and stephanotis. His twin brother. Craig Carter Hammargren, stood with him as best man, and the groomsmen included Jim Sorey, Michael and Lawrence Graves. They were attired in white jackets with shawl collars, black bow ties, black trousers, cummerbunds, and boutonnieres of blue pixie carnations and stephanotis. MRS. GRAVES attended the service in a w ith gow n of light aqua quiana floor-lengt- h at the in Idaho sleeves, shoulder ruffles afternoon length They carried crocheted silk flower arrangements in pastel colors. The bride's mother wore a light blue floral gown trimmed in chiffon. The bridegroom's mother wore a navy blue floral gown. Flowers were yellow and blue. FLOWER girl, Amy Lynn Dye, carried a basket of pastel silk flowers. Best man duties were performed by Steve Fawcett, brother of the groom. Ushers were Ray Richardson, Ken Swisher, Thomas Harris and Eric Swietzer. mid-cal- A meeting of the Utah Division of The Crystal Sherrill Promoted PRENUPTIAL parties were given by Helen Presby, Gertrude Peterson. Mane Lockett and Harriet Dmetruk. Crystal D. Sherrill, daughter of Anna M. and Eugene Garcia of Olalla, Wash., has been specially identified for early promotion to senior airman in the U.S. Air Force. THE AIRMAN was awarded the new rating ahead of other Air Force members by a MR. AND MRS. ORLAND L. FACKRELL d PRENUPTIAL parties were given by Mrs. Marilyn Sandall and The bride attended Layton High, Concordia Portland, Ore., and Idaho State University in Pocatello. The groom attended Buhl High School Buhl, Ida.; and Idaho State University. AFTER A honeymoon to Jackson Hole., Wyo., they will make their home in Idaho Falls. son of Orland L. Fackrell, John Dempsey Fackrell and Luella V. Belcher Fackrell, Mae R. Fackrell, daughter of William Edward Rigby and tions, have filled missions and have been temple workers in the Ogden Temple. They both have retired from Hill Air Force Base. 240 N. 300 THEY HAVE five daughters, Connie Woodward. Murray; Vonda Castillo, Anaheim, Calif.; Mrs. Willard (Shirley) Temple. THE FAMILY held a party earlier. They have been active members of the LDS Church, holding various leadership posi Lewis, Clearfield; Sandra Mandania Parke Rigby of E., Clearfield, were married in Logan, Utah, Oct. 2, 1922. Vows later were solemnized in the Logan efforts. Sherrill is an avionics systems specialist with the 388th Tactical Fighter Wing at Hill Air Force Base, HER HUSBAND Robert, is the son of Robert L. Sherrill Sr. of 1544 E. 800 S., THE PURPOSE was to discuss the procedure for choosing the 1983 Distinguished Woman of the Year. The meeting was called by AAUW State President Nelia Seshachari of Weber State College. Present besides Dr. Seshachari was Bea Carroll, former Utah State president, Pat Kendig of Salt Lake City, state committee member and Jane Logan, president of Ogden AAUW branch and immediate past chairman of the AAUW Distinguished Woman Committee. SOME recommendations were made. These will be Announce Engagement sented to the Utah State AAUW Board at their November meeting. At that time, Dr. Seshachari will appoint the new members of the Distinguished Woman Committee to serve during her term as Kick up your heels in style with Hush Puppies them, dance in 'em prance in 'em. Dress 'em up or dress 'em down. That's the real value of Hush Puppies' Shoes. You can walk in c I T Anything Old Meeting House with Bishop Larry Pulsipher performing the wedding rites. goes with Hush Puppies presents trends c Miss Christina Kaye Brough who recited nuptial promises with Craig C. Kirkland in ceremonies performed in the Jordan River LDS Temple on Sept. 10 with Pres. Sorenson officiating. MAID OF honor was Biough. Attending matrons weie Mrs. Lynn Scott, THE NEW bride is the daughter of Bishop and Mrs. Richard Brough of 859 Westbrook Rd., Kaysville. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kirkland of Arco, rons wore lavender floral print dresses. 1 hey each held a long stemmed lavender rose bud. Mothers of the bride and groom chose blue and lavender print dresses. Their corsages were orchids and stephanotis. Shawna Lynn Scott and Brandi Scott weie flower girls. le, following the ceremony. They were further honored at an open house in Arco, Ida. on Sept. 15 hosted by the bridegrooms parents at their home. THAT evening they received guests at a reception at the Crestwood LDS Chapel in De-nal- Mrs. James Miller. Mrs. Robert Robinson and Mrs. Shane Brough The maid of honor wore a lavender crepe dress and the attending mat- MISS CHRISTINE FOLLOWING a honeymoon trip to Idaho and Wyoming, the newlyweds are residing in Salt Lake City. Prenuptial parties were Kaysville. For her nuptial events, the bride was attired in a full length gown of white satin, enhanced with a high neckline, and leg o muttom sleeves. It featured a white lace capelet which extended into a long chapel train. Her bridal bouquet was made up of lavender roses and w hite stephanotis. She wore a halo of Winters attended the guest book. Rich Howe performed the duties of best man. Chad Brough was the usher. given by Robin B. Scott, Mary King, Sandy Love and Carole Hyde. THE BRIDE graduated from Davis High School. The r Am bridegroom gradi'd Butte High School. He tmed an LDS mission to the Mission, np Connec-ticut-Hartfo- The Wight Home 75 No. Fort Lane, Layton fast iVfew iFsuM o Sjy Blouses Dresses Cjoebd 'Dfly-- M.I. Hummel and Goebel collectors, come see the delicate artistry demonstrated by one of Goebel's master artists. Tiffany contemporary styling in autumn tones Fashion Place Mall at $31.99 268-656- 2 on Friday, October 8, 1982. BARTONS JtlLMMLCS TOR SLLC Register for FREE GIFTS Including 12 Hummel dolls, a retired Red HeacLand 60 1983 Hummel calendars. XfrHI pixie carnations in her hair. Sportswear Jackets Jm A Taking her place among the September brides is the former J FRASER Qijt Temple Rites randchildren. I A wedding breakfast will be pre- Moss, West Point; Mrs. Alan (Dania Lu) Muir, Littleton, Colo. They have 28 grandchil-dre- n and 49 greatg- SUZANNE MARIE THE FUTURE bride is a daughter of Donald and Janet Fraser of 389 S. East Oaks Drive, Fruit Heights. Father of the groom is Gerald D. Green of Riverton. MR. AND MRS. CRAIG KIRKLAND Ida. The couple was honored at a wedding breakfast at the home of the brides uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Max Brough in Kaysvil- American Association of University Women met Sept. 21 at the home of Bea Carroll in Kaysville. promotion board which considered job performance, military knowledge, bearing and 60th Date be loaned f. Woman Of The Year Yosemite, the newlyweds will reside in Murray. ill gowns, fashioned alike with high neckline, full elbow AAUW Meets On trip to San Francisco and first attendant Miss Davis County 1982. She graduated from Davis High School. Steven graduated from Bingham High and LDS Seminary and is a junior at Utah State University in Logan majoring in business. A REHEARSAL dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Russell of Idaho Falls. The couple was honored MATRON of honor was THE NEW Mrs. Hammargren graduated from Davis High School and is presently attending the University of Utah. Her husband graduated fiom the University of North Dakota and is a chemist with the Bureau of Reclamation in Salt Lake City. After a stay at the Brigham Street Inn and a honeymoon THE FUTURE bride is a former Miss Kaysville 1981, and Ida. , w ere married Sept. 25 at 1 p.m. at the Hope Lutheran Church in Idaho Falls. Rites were performed by the brides uncle. Rev. John Bredehoft and Rev. Glenn Zander. Lorri Mink with Mrs. Jane Wells, sister, as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Joe Benton, Mrs. Thomas Harris and Mrs. Eric Sweitzer. They wore dresses alternating in light blue and yellow floral Music during the reception was provided by a recorder group comprised of Kay Robison, Ruth Ann Roper and Juneann Olsen. held at the Heather and a reception will further honor the couple at the Old Meeting House. cett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fawcett of Buhl, sleeves ending in a wide cuff, bodice had a wide shoulder ruffle, skirt (gorde) including a full train, dress of double back satin with an overlay of three point lace. Her flowers were white and yellow roses. rated. Miss Patty Murphy attended the guest book. Suzanne Mane Fraser and Steven Gerald Green are planning an Oct. 2 wedding at the Karen Ann Dye. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McArthur of Layton, and Gary Ray Faw- The bride wore a gown featuring a high neckline, full wedding cake, which she had designed, made and deco- w Exchange Vows Falls. o, The photos 1. MR. AND MRS. GARY FAWCETT at a reception Sweetheart Manor Beverly Shoemaker, and Katherine Roller. Mrs. Denise Bachman served the For her wedding the bride chose a gow n of w hite embroidered silk organza which featured a full skirt with taffeta underskirt, worn over a hoop, a scoop neckline trimmed with Vienese lace, a fitted bodice with wide waistband and full sleeves ending in pointed cuffs trimmed with pearl buttons. blue pixie carnations and of Daughter of Utah Pioneers w ill meet Thursday, Oct. 14 at the home of Mrs. LaRena Sandall. Mrs. LaRue Taylor will be cohostess. The lesson will be given by Mrs. Dorraine Adams and a history will be read. The reception table carried out the brides color theme of blue and green. Servers at the Calif. and worn by the bride's mother at her wedding. The bride offset her dress w ith a strand of freshw pearls and matching earrings, gifts of the bridegroom, and earned a cascade bouquet of phalaenopsis orchids, ivy, "Eliza. The Sunflower Camp yel- Dee Burck of Oceanside. JLLIET cap of fine English cotton, covered with seed pearls, held her illusion veil and w as enhanced by a w reath ofivy and stephanotis. Thecap had been made the bride's meeting at the home of Ms. Jill Childs. Guest speaker was Mrs Fran Brown who gave a presentation on "Personal Image. The JCKs made plans and preparations for their upcoming annual fashion show and luncheon to be held Oct. 23 at the Valley View Golt Clubhouse. Mrs. Mary Quist is JCk president. Mrs. Erma Stephens was hostess to the DeLite Pincohle Club at the Country Garden Restaurant in Clearfield. Wednesday afternoon. The Belle Lettres met qt the home of Mrs. Robyn Lewis for their September meeting. Mrs. Kathy Larsen and Mrs. Vickie Larkins were assisting hostesses. The book review was given by Mrs. Dorothea Walkeo on rosebuds. THEY WORE ivy wreaths twined with green ribbon and their baskets of blue and w hite silk flowers were also trimmed with ivy and green ribbon. 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