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Show jiirUA TtMS, MAGMA, Friday, July 29, 949 UTAH, social items TJJgSa-gatjih- d Maid Becomes Bride of Milton Feulner Wedding Feta jxn One of the prominent and lovely summer weddings were the nuptial rites performed Sunday evening before a bower of peach and white gladioli, uniting Miss Lora Davies, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Davies of Bangui tch, to Milton G. Feulner, son of Mr. and to former western missCanadian by Map Mrs. Emil Feulner of Hunter. ionaries. -- rmonr . performed An uncle of the bride, M. V. 2Sdav July ttirieentb in the The popular young couple later A reception left for a honeymoon trip to Yel Match, officiated at the services. The. attractive bride chose a lowftone National Bark and Idaho Balk, and are now at home to white waffle crepe suit styled with a deep neckline, fitted bodice and was charming in a their friends in Sak Lake City. softly flaring peplum. White ac" e a finger-with model, cessories completed her ensemble. ai bride's illusion caught Engagement Revealed Pmncd to her shoulder was an orHer coronet. beaded a h chid corsage. Of Prominent with white Couple gladiolius ww iMiss Amy Davies attended her sister. Her ensemble was of deliMrs. Mrs. (Mr. and Claude Sheppick of attended by cate pink. matron of homy, frock-- j Magna announce the engagement Calvin' Davies, brother to the a of their and to daughter, carrying Shirley, Riley t, blue organdy stood as beet man. bride, B. sweet son of Mr. and Mrs. and Cannon, pink SujuA of white Immediately following the cereof Hunter. Cannon Coon, attending Spence Max jirj. The young couple art well and mony, wedding guests were served in a turquoise organdy Mass known in this vicinity. a buffet supper at the Davies reLucy bridesmaids favorably and Bodel Riley will leave August 1st to sidence. Jofle, in pink organdy with lace As the newly married couple Lg and Miss Marie Sorensen of serve for one year in the United left for their honeymoon trip, also in a States Navy. Columbia, British toil, The young couple will wed upon tour through the Northwest, the Bath had yicste pink organdy. bride was gowned in a suit of his return. like bouquets. blue poudre gabardine with man as best stood Byron Snow white accessories. lorfce groom. Maid Chooses The young couple will live in Magna Un Woolley, the grooma mothSalt Lake City. For and silk orchid an gown September wore er The mothers of the bride and lira Lloyd Layton, the bride's Month groom wore dresses styled alike chose blue taffeta. and baby arch id corsages. Mrs. Boh had similar pink gladioli Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Moss an- Feulners frock was black and corsages. nounce the engagement and forth- Mrs. Davies an eggshell crepe. The guests were greeted at the Joe Mrs. and Mr. Woolley, coming marriage of their daughter, door by The regular Board meeting of Merle, to Ralph Wall, son of Mr. end the guest book was in charge Mrs. 44 South the Magna Flower Garden Club and Wall Thomas of of Miss Both Russon. will be held Wednesday evening, State Street, Salt Lake City. Members of the grooma Junior The young couple have chosen August 3rd at the home of Mr. served and School class Sunday September 10th as their wedding and Mrs. George Weichers. All received gilts. In charge of the members are urged to attend. room were day. gift book and the gift Their many friends will greet Mae Colling, Florence Smith, Marj.Mr and Mrs. Glen Coon and two this announcement with much orie Hiatt, Mary Knadle. lovely daughters of Las Vegas, U JjS a JStevTininthePle.. JMtin tforo fcr Mr. Irwin Glaser have out-of-to- ; CLASSIFIED ll3s'cbev. 1 door Miss "Ann Xyday of Balt Lake FOR SALE City was a weekend house guest at sedan. See ai 72 E, lllh Ah. the home of Miss Barbara Carsey. Phone S513. I Gar-fiel- sieonfl Sliced ITnnona Clearwater CORN FLAKES Carnation giant pkg Marriage euter-in-la- EEP STATION WAGON 4 or 6 with overdrive. i Yon get more usefulness in a Jeep Station as well as more miles per doUar; Wagon in smooth comfort adults .It rides six and seats are easily removable to provide big body f its sturdy cargo space. With and washable upholstery, the Jeep Station 1 use. Wagon is practical for every will overdrive, with givi Its thrifty engine, about. See it now. you mileage to brag Preserves ... -G- UARANTEED Trade Ins Accepted I Q&33U&S5& Percale 5 Aprons Men's Sport Shirts m 2 for $1.00 1 Pot Roasts, Round Steaks, U. S. Good Bacon, sliced pgk. Veal Steaks, sh'd SALT LAKE CITY UTAH - DIAL 333 SOUTH 3RD EAST 51c ft 55c less than "Why accept anything the most Beautiful BUY of all? 50c and $1.03 Rayon Satins. Cottons. letter 21 Summer Froclte ft 49c ft 49c ft 71c ft 17c Green Peppers ft 7c Cantaloupes : ft 4c Cabbage, new green ft 6c Lettuce, crisp 33c dozen Corn, Utah, 41 5c Cucumbers, Ige, green cup 31c Raspberries ft 23c Grapes seedless 5 wmtmmmxsm ff turn ss. ( $6.60 Rayon Fabrics. Drossy and V rtf Stend Ly for a Chovroloff he most tor your money ;d Dresses Cas- - entitkd and youie money you're spending, AU Ameriea says return. in car, motor get the most buy of most that means Chevrolet-l- he IS PAIR ONLY MENS CORDS Croant color. Pricod to Hurryl Hurry I go. . I s VALUES the car that gives EXTRA and feature of motoring. It brings you Valve-in-Kefrom risher Body Styling and E f $4.60 T in cve pharo ear advantages prtform-t- o ad steering ease and the heaviest car in it fieldo the lowest prices So, why rv these advantages at aU? the most beautiful buy of opt anything less than Chevrolet and get the most for your moneyl Center-Poi- ACTION PRICED BOY'S WHITE BEMBERGS! RAYON GAPES'. BROADCLOTHS! ' 8 Women's Blouses GREATLY REDUCED cotton Fussy typos in rayon and Pastel and White. Bib 5 colors. ft 45c U. S. Good DEALERS AND DISTRIBUTORS 82 Brassieres Rayon gabardines and cottons. style made from 10 Long tleevee. Assorted colon percale. Rick Rack trims. Fast and sixes. ft 49c ft 61c Ground Beef 45c ft 47c 2 - 33c 2 - 29c 36c FRESH QUALITY Sausage Willys Intermountain, Inc., I HURRYl soap -- Luncheon Meats Lamb Chops sh'd IMMEDIATE DELIVERY HURRY! plus m'ts 17c 1 2 64c bot 1 Oc bar 8e 3 cans 29c 2 23c Peas No. 4 sieve Corn No. 2 can ' pkg. 7c Salmon, tall can Jello, all flavors 77c Frankfurters Chateau Cheese 90c ft Crisco Spry 3 Sardines, Oval can 21c Tomato Juice Del Monte Apricots 2'1 can pkg. 27c Luncheon Meat can Oxydol 22c Pork & Beans Pierce Joop gtatio - $3.45 INucoa, ; all-ste- el THE EARLY SHOPPER! ON SALE STARTING FRIDAY 9:30 A. M. SAVE. DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON SPRING MERCHANDISE HURRYIf ft 33 49c Bisquick Ige pkg. Flour, Pikes Peak 50 cylinder engine S0D0fl IWILL 22 m ARMOUR'S, skinless aiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimiiMiimmiiimiiiiii iimiiiimiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiniiiiiimiiiiimiiimmiiimiiiiiiimmimmiimm fBARGAINS d. 9A.M.T07P.M. STORE HOURS FRIDAY & SATURDAY FREE DELIVERY By-Jaa- v, an Mr. and as Cel-anta- A program was presented Mating of readings by Mrs. George Lamb; piano selections by Shirley Lamb; vocal solos. Beet use and Clarice ,vfr and part. n. u. God Gave Me You," by Elder Jay "j British Columbia, Burton; vocal solo, If 1 Had a WtoBUe W. Grant Thousand Live to Live; by Mr. 5fCSn5Mr.andMra.R.M. Neileon; rendition of "Oh Canada ," jtnA B9arded CoPU Joe Bishop of Cottonwood guests, Mr. Glas-ei- s visiting at the home of his aunt sister and husband. Dr. and and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Thayne Mrs. Morton Thaler and aunt and Pearce. , husband, Mr. and Mrs. George English of New York City. Nevada, are vacationing with Mrs. Miss Miriam Catten is enjoying by Mr. and Mrs. George Coons parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. a holiday in San Francisco as a evening Smith, and also honored at several PhRpot and other relatives and guest of Mr. and Mrs. Louie other socials. friends. and Mrs. Martha Begent. Mr. and Mrs. Hy Solomon and Mr. and Mrs. LaVard Lamb and Mr. and Mrs. ,A Harrison and Mr. and Mrs. Wylie Solparents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Lamb enjoyed two children, Mrs. Elirabeth New- omon of Granger have returned a weeks vacation at Yellowstone ton and son and Mrs. C. C, Harrisfrom lift enjoyable titp to Lava National Parly on are vacationing in Yellowstone Hot Springs, Fish Haven, Idaho ' National Park. and other points of interest. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Feulner, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rogers of daughters, June and Donna Mae, son, Norman and s friend, Bette Long Beach, California, visited Sue McCallister of Tennessee, re- Mrs. Rogers brother and gister-in-LMr. and Mrs. Leif Erickson cently returned from a most enjoyable trip to Grand, Zion and Bryce during the past week. They were entertained at dinner Saturday Canyons in Southern Utah. Lovely ' E SOTS pand8 nt Sixos 4 to S. 3 for $1.60. I K3VI LOWER PRICES! Again ZH! P Prints, Plains, Florals, Juniors - Misses - Womens 25 Raycn Panels $1.C0 WOMENS lengths. Ecru or II" SHOES Fabric oxford. Platform white, rod. Brokon sixos. S Pricwl To Go Wc ssa's Shoes $3.0 Brokon stem in dross Suodo; smooth. wjuiu: m;ey stylxx umv and bite. s Cesses Hssd Towels I 25c Smart stripos In paatol shades, s 5 abaorb.nl. REMNANTS I specialIi PRINTED I bow innoT F Rayon. Wool lengths. . no! PANT'S $1.17 Bluo. Flno Rayon Knit. Tooroso. 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