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Show 14 W Tk Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, .August 26, 1962 Linda Mitchell Mealtime Molds Family Relationships Miss Bullock Becomes Mrs. Jenkins By Grace Largdon (Ph.D.) and Irving W, Stout (Ed.D.) Tells Troth e Mr. and Mrs, Raymond L Bullock Sr, Momlngslde Dr. (4100 South), announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Miss Carlyn Bullock, to Harold R. Weight Mr. Weight is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Orman R. Weight 2520 Lincoln Ln, (4115 South). He and Miss Bullock are planning a Sept 26 wedding in Manti LDS Temple. That evening a reception will honor the couple at the Crest wood Villa. Maid of honor will be Miss Cheryl Lind-berOther attendants will be Miss Beverly Johnson, Miss Joanna Wilson, Miss Nadine Weight Miss Shirley Weight and Miss Christine Weight. Performing duties of Jbest man will be Lowell Gallagher. is a University of Utah The bride-elec- t graduate. She was a member of the marching band, Alpha Delta Pi, Symphony Debs, Tau Beta Sigma and Lambda Delta Sigma. r The future bridegroom has attended Brigham Young University and is now attending the U. of U. Mias Linda Marie Mitchell and Lynn Allan Jenkins exchanged vows Wednesday at the Magna Ward House. Samuel A. Beckstead, LDS bishop, officiated. A reception was held there 3053 afterward. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. J. W. Thurber, 2480 South Alden (1340 East), and the late Melvin II Mitchell. Parents of the bridegroom are William T. Jenkins, Pocatello, Idaho, and Mrs. Melba J. Smith, 1831 E. 4625 South. Attending the bride were Mrs. Don Harman, her sister, matron of honor; Miss DeLona Moss and Miss Linda Harrison, bridesmaids. Flower girls were nieces of the bride, Dawn Harman and Susan Mitchell. Lyle C. Jenkins was best man foe his twin brother. Ushers were Zuke Zuver and William E. Jenkins. The bride attended LDS Business College. After a wedding" trip "the -- couple will make a home in Salt Lake City. - three years ago, married Curtis S. Svare, Dugway, Saturday. MisS LaRue Parkinson, just home from an assignment as a teacher in Tokyo, Japan, spent last week in Logan as the guest of her sister and family, Dr. and Mrs. Dean O. Porter. This week she is visiting with another sister and her Persian bride to one of our Western customs, Mrs. R. W. Roskelley and her daughter, Mrs. LaVell Saunders, honored Miss Homa Mahmoudi at a kitchen shower Thursday afternoon at the Roskelley home ln North Logan. Miss Mahmoudi, who with her family came to Logan from Tehran, Iran, Betty Jo Nelson The engagement of Mls Betty Jo Nelson to Glen F. Jepsen is announced by the parents of the future bride, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Nelson, Preston, Idaho. Mr, Jepsen Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fremon J. Jepsen, Preston. Miss Carlyn Bullock husband. Mr. and Mrs. Par- ker Remkus, Atlanta, Ga. From there, she-wi- ll leave Monday for Wheeler Air Force Base, Tripoli, Libya, where she will teach the next two years. Mrs. M. N. Neuberger entertained at a luncheon at the Bluebird Friday honoring the wife of her grandson, Mrs. Laurence M. Neu- - till 9 no appointment necessary Call . DA 8-- 1 234, Ext. 57 short 'n sweet 'n SALE PRICED g60 Reg. $17 r rinse shampoo permanent hair cut style set feature Restor conditlonin for your hair, Revlon manicures. Miac ClairoJ Hair Color Bath$. W 1962 Miss Pauline Lowry and James Alan Johnson are planning a Sept. 22 wedding in the Los Angeles LDS Temple. Parents of the? future bride are Mr. and Mrs. Wendel H. Lowry, Ojai, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Provo, are the parents of the prospective bridegroom. The couple will be honored at a reception Sept. 22 in Oxnard, Calif. Both are Brigham Young University graduates. Miss Lowry majored in art at the Provo school and was a member of Kappa Debonaire social unit. Mr. Johnson received his degree in accounting. The couple will reside in San Francisco after a honeymoon to Carmel and northern California. 4?' y i. Miss Pauline Lowry tv. new berger. Mrs. Laurence M. Neuberger and son will leave Sept. 1 to join her husband, Lt. Neuberger, in' Frankfurt, Germany. Dr. and Mrs. Parley Christensen, Provo, spent last weekend in Cache Valley visiting with relatives and friends. In Logan they were the guests of Mrs. Oscar Wennergren. Last Tuesday and Wednesday, Mr, and Mrs. Albert E. Bowman had as their guests, Miss Mary Rohkar, Miss Elsie R o h k e r and their nephew, Lincoln, Neb., and Miss Soona from Turkey. Miss Mary Rohkar, who served as extension home demonstrator leader under Mr. Bowman in Wyoming, is giving her fellow travelers a guided tour of Wyoming and the surrounding-state- s. Her destination is Bellingham, Wash., where she will serve for a year as head of the home economics department at the college there. Dr. and Mrs. DeVere R. McAllister and family will return home Monday after a months vacation in the eastern United States. While there they attended the Hill Cumorah pageant. Mr. and Mrs. David Sharp are home after a motor tour Western Canada, through and, the states of Idaho, Washington, Oregon, California and Nevada. Holding an open house Sunday afternoon to honor their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Cazier, are, Mr. and Mrs. Benere C. Cazier, Reseda, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. C. Kent Cazier and Mr. and Mrs. James L. Deyoe, Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. W. Doyle Cazier, Logan. o Pauline Lowry Reveals Sept. 22 Nuptial Date Open Monday - -- Loganites Honor Persian Bride at Kitchen Shower By Allie Burgoyne LOGAN ' Introducing a was sizing A up the eating situation in her family one day while visiting with an adult friend.-Shhad just asked, "Have you got some cookies cause Im awful hungry?" The friend demurred about producing them on the ground ithat Mother might not like to have her eat them so near lunch time, it then being almost noon. Oh, she won't care," the child replied, then she wont have to fix anything to eat and shell . like that Launched An Account Thereupon she launched into an account of the family eating. Without realizing it" she put an accurate finger on many a point parents would do well to be fhindful of. Tm an awful poor eater," she said with some pride, my mother cant hardly get me to eat anything." This, as she finished the fourth cookie. Then as she took the fifth one, I just sit there and talk all the time and then after awhile I get hungry and it makes my mother awful mad." Then, another cookie later, My Daddy is an awful poor eater, too, and my mother gets mad at him, too, but its because he doesnt like lots of things and I dont either." Why dont you want to talk about eating?" asked the child as the adult friend tried to change the subject before glimpsing any more of the family secrets. I like to talk about eating because we have awful fights about it and its fun and my brother, who is eight, thinks so, too, but he eats more than I do because he gets hungrier because hes bigger. Insight Into Actions Who says a child does not have insight into his own action? Or that he is not aware of how those actions affect others? Dont ever only about eating but about anything else. And did you notice that' the child is faithfully reflectof ing Dad in not liking lots talks! things? How example It is natural for a child to' fallow what Mother and Dad do so far as possible for they are the most important people in the world to him. 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