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Show n Uintah Basin Standard Thura, June 2, 1966 Page T BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING PHONE SOCIAL NEWS TO ROOSEVELT Anniversaries 131 Mr. anil Mrs. Burke Eldredge, liiw. Mi1 .mil Mis. )win Burgesx of Oivm, huvi hri'ii visiting Salt Luke City. them nviT the wovki-nd- . Mrs. Bert Burgess went to Mr. uiiil Mrs. Aldon Partridge SLC unit got her husband who lias been in the hospital there. and family have moved to Rex-burHis father of Suit Lake City Iiia., where he will be and his bi other und sister-ln- teaching at Kirks College next year. He was teaching Math at Union high the past year. BIRTHDAYS June 2 Bill Crosier, Hazel Wall. Bill Workman, Betty Cooper, Ruth Ann Carlson, Jam- es Young. June 3 - Fred A say, Dusty Mcrliam, Viki Bastion, Gregory McArthur, Janeil Hicks. June 4 Archer W. Seaver, Jr., Lee Nelson, Julie Willis, Margaret Hall. June 5 Toni Hoopes, Herald L. Crapo, Leslie Harris, Nancy R. Percival, Jill Hardy, Cynthia Kay Ross, Ann Mlchie, Shirley Allred, Carma Pickup. June 6 Glenda Atrowchis, Ina Hardy, Sharon. Le Lloyd, Carl L. Mower, Jim Nebeker, n. Carol Jean Betts, Gordon g, by Mrrte Ross Mr. and Mrs. Shirl Rawlings and family have moved to Roosevelt for the summer. Mr. and M:s. Gordon Ba scorn of Ogden visited his parents, Mr. anl Mrs. Elvyn Bascoin of Roosevelt, during the past week end. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Turner and children and Mrs. Florence Richman, Orem, were weekend visitors in Roosevelt with and Sandy and Ed Richman families. Mr. und Mrs. Lester Olsen, Salt Lake City, were vistors at the Alva Snow residence over the weekend. They came to the graduation of the twins, Marilyn and Marlon Snow. Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Nielsen and daughter, Salt Lake City, were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bowden and Mr. and Mrs. Glade Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Jewel D. Kolb and children. Salt Lake City, and Mr. and Mrs. Danniel Kolb, Dugway, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donal Uarilynn Swain . . . sets I. Kolb over the weekend. June t date for Temple wedMrs. Jean Burke and five ding. children took her mother, Mrs. Doyle to Salt Lake City after a week long visit in Roosevelt. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Page and Mra Pearl Swain of SLC, former residents of Roosevelt, were visiting friends and relatives in the area over the Memorial Day weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Orlie Rachcle visited in Helper and Price over the weekend, visiting his folks in Helper and Mrs. Radicle's sisters in Price. Marilynn Swain JV8TWEDS HONORED . . . Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Jensen greet guests before an archway festooned with gay flowers and ferns. She is the former Ilascl Hunt. The young couple is making a home in Salt Lake City. Hazel Hunt andpennis Jensen pledge vows in Manti Temple Dennis Jensen claimed Miss Hazel Hunt in rites performed in the Logan LDS Temple May 13. Elder Darley officiated. The bride is a daughter of Mra Remo Hamblin, Roosevelt, and George Hunt, Parker, Aria Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mra Ed Jensen, Randlett The couple was honored at a reception held in the Roosevelt 2nd Ward cultural hall May 20. For her wedding and reception the bride was radiant in a white satin floor-lengtgown. It featured long sleeves and a round neckline. Tiny buttons dosed the sleeve and the dress back. Appliques of lace on the skirt and bodice were with seed pearls. Tiny tucks added fullness to the skirt and a small bow was at the waist front. She wore a veil of nylon illusion. It was el bow length and was caught to a crown of seed pearls. She carried a bridal bouquet of a white orchid with apripot and white carnations and pale h streamers. Mrs. Clcll Woodward, a sis- ter of the bride, was the matron of honor. She wore a pale blue lace gown and a corsage of white glads and carnations. Her bridesmaids were Char-lo- tt Tomlinson, Penny Nelson, Janet Gardner and Calleen Haslem was the flowergirl. They wore apricot brocaded taffeta gowns and wore white and apricot carnation corsages. The flower girl carried a basket of carnations and tiny apricot rosebuds and daisies. The mother of the bride wore a bone colored suit and the mother of the groom wore beige suit Both wore corsages of apricot glads and white car- nations. Also in the receiving line were George Hunt, father of the bride and Mra Hunt Mra Hunt's gown was blue lace and her corsage was Apricot glads bride; Cl ell Woodard, brother-in-laof the bride. The serving tables were centered with snifters with a swan in each. In charge of serving were Mrs. Harry Tomlinson, Mra James Hamblin, Mra Ivan Rogers and Mrs. Floyd Peterson. Girls who served were the misses Ellen Larsen, Louise Larsen, Lena Lee Roberta Lap Donne Dennis and Linda w the bride wore a beige suit with white accessories. They took a honymoon trip to Logan and Salt Lake City. They are making a home in Salt Lake CSty. The bride graduated from Union high school in 65 as an honor student She participated in FHA, Press Club, Model UN, chorus, was a graduate and post graduate of the LDS sem- inary and attended two quarters at Utah State University. The groom graduated from Union high school in '65, where he participated in FHA, Model UN, chorus, member of the student council, track team and seminary graduate. He is presently employed at Hydro-Swi- ft corporation in Salt Lake City. An-derto-n. Mrs. Max Nelson, Mrs. Lawrence Pike, Mrs. Pat Roberta Sharron Hullinger and Diane Larsen, were in charge of gifta Gift bearers were Max and Stephen Jensen, brothers of the groom. Reita Hamblin, a cousin of the bride presided at the guest The table was covered book. with a lace cloth and an arrangement of apricot carnations and white pom poms in a cupid vase. President Arvin Bell cm was the master of ceremonies for the program which consisted of a violin duet by Mrs. Del mar Hamblin and Mrs. Carrie Wills accompanied by Mra Gerald Dye; a piano solo by Mrs. Gerald Dye, a reading, Karen Sullivan; a song, Wayne Burke accompanied by Mra Merrill Millett; a reading by Reita Hamblin; accordian solo by Janet Gardner and a song by Mra Lawrence Luck accompanied by Mra Tluid Vilkerson. For her going away ensemble Myron Duncan Culture Club notes 25th anniversary sets date li Purchase Order Books ct Central Utah Insurance Agency PHONE 684 OR 199 - ROOSEVELT - vice-preside- . parliamentarian. fey. id CLUB AWARDED CHECK Mra Floyd Labrum accepts check for $50 as the fourth place state winner in the improvement program for the Roosevelt Culture Club. Mra Lynn Murdock, District Chairman, made the ity presentation. Gerald Bolton was master of ceremonlea A short history of the club was given by Mra Glen Alexander. Guests of the evening were 39 members present and Mr. and Mra Bob Murdock, Mr. and Its Vacation! Time SO WHERE ARE YOU GOING? WHAT ARE YOU GOING IN? We have a big lot full of new and used cars and trucks that will take you anywhere you want to go, whether you travel the highways, or plan to brave the back country. G Sewing Machine NEW Vacuum Cleaners .... $39.95 up Expert Repair Service at your door STOP BY OUR BIG BLACKTOP LOT AND PICK THE SIZE, STYLE, COLOR YOU NEED! THE SINGER COMPANY 2109 So. Suit Ilth Emit - Phone HU take or rail City, Utuh (Sugarhmwe) 411, Knosevrlt Hotel TRAVEL IN STYLE THIS VACATION TIME SEND COUPON I AM INTERESTED IN: ) New Singer Sewing Machine. ( ) New Singer Vacuum Clenner ( Estimate. ) Free Trade-I-n ( ) Service on Present Mnrhlne. ( NAME ADDRESS PHONE I WILL BE HOME BETWEEN I. NEW CLUB OFFICERS Culture (luh officers urrr Installed during olnervnnee of the 2.1th anniversary of the club: Mrs. James R, llall, president; Mrs. I.yn Miller, vice-pre- si dent; Mrs. Clyde McDonnld, secretary ; Mrs. Dunne Olsen, hlstorinn, nml Mrs. Floyd not presoutgoing preNldent-lilstiirluent for photo, Mrs, Lynn leltruni, reporter. Iji-Itru- n; . . , nd JoAnn Callister NGER D ZIG-ZA- and white carnations. The three tiered wedding cake was square, the bottom layer was fruit cake and was decorated with apricot roses on white There were swan dividers and a miniature temple on top. The cake rested on a round mirror and there was a tiny bride and groom at the base. Eddie Jensen, a brother of the groom, performed the duties of best man. Ushers were Robert Hunt, brother of the Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mariduring the weekend were Mr. and Mra Duane Buchanan and twins, Jack and Jill, Kaysvllle; Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Memmott, SLC; Mr and Mrs. Jesse Lloyd and daughters, Janet and Shirley, Midvale, and on Bowman June 7 Blondell Math Ison, Maurine Rockwood, David Peat- roes, David Richman, Clayton C. Snow. June 8 Mitre Moosman, Becky Ann Devener, Karen Horrocks, Fred Williams, Mari-lyn Young, Janet Pratt. ANNIVERSARIES June 2 Mr. und Mrs. Lloyd Fenn, Mr. and Mrs. Burr Eldredge, Mr. and Mrs. Venial Frandsen. June 3 Mr. and Mrs. Rol-aBevel, Mr. and Mrs. Laur- ence Pike, Mr. and Mrs. Char- les Bolton. June 4 Mr. and Mrs. S. Gail Anderton, Mr. and Mra. PLANS WEDDING . . . Hiss JoAnn Callistcr is engaged to Donald Fulton. Douglas Miles. They are planning a June wedding. June 5 Mr. and Mrs. Ron-aid Bryson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Timothy. June 6 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barney. 7 Mr. and Mra Clark Mr. and Mrs. J. Lathcl Cal- velt for the past years June Abcgglcn. lister of Delta announce the while working as a USU ExtenJune 8 Mr. and Mrs. Thura engagement and forthcoming sion agent at Fort Duchesne. Carlson. Joof their marriage daughter The prospective groom has Ann, to Douglas Miles, son of attended Utah Trade Tech in Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Miles, Provo and is now ranching in Altamont where the couple will The couple is planning a June make their home. UINTAn BASIN STANDARD 23 wedding in the Salt Lake Temple. A reception will be held in Delta that evening. July 2 they will be honored with a LOVE! reception in the Altamont ward cultural hall. See how your wife will love you when have insured through the agency you bride-to-be The is a graduate that puts you first! of Brigham Young University and has been living in Roose HOME - AUTO - LIABILITY Mr .and Mra William L Collins and his sister, Mra Mary Markay, spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Scholea They also visited Mrs. Gertiude Fredrickson, mother of Mr. and Mra Robert Orin Mrs. Collina (Hank) Swain announce the engagement and forthcoming Mr. and Mra Otto Luke oi marriage of their daughter, Midway, Helen Redmon of Sail Marilynn and Myron Duncan, Lake City were visitors at thi son of Mr. and Mrs. Oluf Dim-ca- n, home of Mr. and Mra Jac) also of Neola. The young couple will be mar- Shepherd. Mrs. Luke is thi mother of Mia Shepherd. ried June 2 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple by president McWm. O. Whitehead traveled Donald. to Salt Lake City over the MeMiss Swain graduated from morial holiday weekend to Union High School in 1963 as visit with relatives. an honor student. She was a delegate to Girls State, was senior class and active in FHA. She attended Brigham Young University one year and was then employed at the Uintah and Ouray Agency before resuming studies at BYU where she is an honor The Roosevelt Culture dub student on the Deans list held its installation banquet at The benedict-eleis also a Steves Cafe Thursday evening. graduate of Union high school The 25th anniversary of the Mrs. Elmer Eldredge, Mr. and where he was a member of the club was also observed. Mrs. Lynn Balmforth. Mr. and football team. He filled an LDS Mra Floyd Labrum, president, Mrs. Lynn Murdock, Mra Dougto Mission North Germany and was in charge. Past presidents las White, Marvin Redfoot and is a student at Brigham Young were honored and each given a Katheryn Chegup. University where he is major- carnation. Mra Parley Rawlings in was accounting. ing presented a beautiful cake They plan to make their home for her outstanding contribuin American Fork. tions in service to the club. Mra A reception the Glen Alexander was also given honoring young couple will be held June a gift for 100 attendance. 3 in the Neola Ward hall. The door prize was won by Mra Betty Murdock. Mra Lloyd Nelson read the minutes. A highlight of the evening was the presentation by Mra Lynn Murdock, Vernal, of a $50 check to the club as the winner of 4th place in the statewide community improvement program. Mra Gordon Harm-sto- n and Mra Arvin Labrum were in charge of helping to get mercury lights for the resi dential area' of Roosevelt. Lynn Balmforth gave two musical numbers and two piano solos. Kathy Chegup gave the Lords Prayer In Indian sign language. Next years officers were installed by Mra Murdock as follows: Mra James R. Hall president; Mrs. Lynn Miller, Mra Clyde McDonald, secretary; Mra Lynn Labrum, i,. reporter; Mrs. Duane Olsen, historian, and Mrs. Floyd betrothed to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Higgins and four children of Salt Lake City visited her mother, Mrs. Darrell E. Lambert for the Memorial Day holiday. Pet-erso- & Your Phone 33 L lotos: o. One-Sto- p Car Service Roosevelt, Utah . . |
