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Show THE EUREKA (UTAH) REPORTER November 27, 1964 Open house held for Ruby Bigler Miss Faye Elton becomes bride of Gene Howard Rosvall Friday Mm Faye Elton, formerly of Mammoth, now residing in Balt Lake City, became the bride of Gene Howard Rosvall in nuptials performed Friday in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. The ceremony was performed by Elder Marion D. Hanks, member of the First Council of Seventy. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Lillian Drage and the late Adrien Elton. The parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Oran H. Rosvall of Salt Lake City, who hosted a wedding breakfast lmemdiately following the nuptials. The newlyweds were further honored that evening at a reception given by the parents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Drage at the Holladay 14th LDS Ward Church. Attending the bride were Mm Paula Gardner, maid of honor; Miss Pat Dyer, Miss Carmen, Miss Suzanne Oviatt and Miss Lynda Drage. Miss Valerie Elton was junior bridesmaid, and Gail Elton and Rene Elton were flower girls. Stephen Smith was best man. Ushering were Craig Rosvall and Terry Rosvall. The couple plan to make a home in Salt Lake City where the groom is attending the University of Utah. The bride is a graduate of the Continental College of Beauty. The Elton ' family made their home in Mammoth for a... number of Officials honored with Ogden dinner Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ghatterton were in Ogden last Saturday night attending a dinner-danc-e given, in honor of the grand exalted ruler of BPOE lodges, Robert G. Pruitt of Atlanta, Ga. Earlier in the day Mr. Pruitt had made visits to Elks lodges in Brigham City and Logan and had conducted an afternoon workshop at the local lodge which attracted lodge officials from throughout Utah. He spoke at the dinner in Ogden and the evening was concluded with a grand ball. Officials estimated more than 600 Elks in Utah took part in the various daytime activities and about 250 were on hand for the banquet and dance. Mr. Chatterton is the exalted ruler of Tintic Lodge No. 711 BPOE. Gratitude is a burden upon our imperfect nature. Cheerful Habit Long Distance reds to favorita relatives or friends are among llfrt nicest experiences. Long Distance Is the best nay to keep In touch whan you cant be there yourself. Pick up your phono and go visiting tonight! MOUNTAIN years prior to moving to Salt Lake City. r Mrs. Ruby Bigler was honored at open house on Sunday in honor of her birthday anniversary at the home of a Mr. daughter and and Mrs. Dean Manson in Salt Lake City. Family members attending from Eureka were Mr. and Mm. Mac Bigler and son Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Kay Colovich, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bigler and small daughter, Shauna. The Reporter joins with her many friends in wishing her many happy returns. ... Mining engineers son-in-la- w, celebrate event Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCabe, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fitch, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Steele McIntyre and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Milne, were in Salt Lake City Saturday evening attending a dinner dance at the Lafayette Ballroom of Hotel Utah. The Utah section of the American Institute of Mining Engineers celebrated its 50th anniversary. A cocktail hour preceded the dinner and dance. Robert W. Moore was chairman of the event, and James D. Moore is chairman of the Utah Section. Mrs. J. A. Nor-de- Carl Sandstrom were in Orem Monday evening attending a birthday dinner for their son. Bob Sandstrom, with Mrs. Sandstrom as hostess for the nicely arranged Mr. and Mm. . n, Jr., and MM. E. K. Olsen Jr., arranged for the decorations. It was a gala evening for all those attending the nicely arranged affair. Tintic Elks . Page Three Former Tintic residents announce wedding of daughter in temple Of interest to many Eurck-an- s and former residents is the announcement of the marriage of Miss. Sarah Ann Stewart, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Rex Stewart of Payson, and John Lee Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Anderson of Spanish Fork. The young people were married Friday in Manti Temple. A reception honored the newlyweds that evening in the ITCHIN6 LIKE MAD? The Stewart family made a home in Dividend for a number of years before moving to Pay-son. you SM ge- t- RELIEF FROM HEADACHE PAIN STANBACK FAST gives you relief Tnt Zemo speedily stops torment of externally caused itching... of non-poison- insect bites. Desensitizes Be careftal about making promises; some of them can be collected in court. Pay-so-n. contains several . and prescribed ingredients for fast relief, you can take STANBACK with confidence. Satisfaction guaranteed! Git this doctor's formula! eczema, minor skin irritations, LDS Ward in First-Fift- h STANBACK against any preparation avar yotrva used nerve endings. Kills millions of surDe-itc- h face germs. skin with Zemo Liquid or Ointment. 10 25 69 98 hold steak dinner Tintic Lodge No. 711, BPOE held a steak dinner at a local cafe last Thursday, preceding the regular lodge meeting. The dinner was for Elks only. Twit iation and installation ceremonies were conducted at the regular meeting, with the exalted ruler, Jay. Chatterton, in charge. After lodge a buffet lunch was served. CrJL A Flameless n . r Mir .and MM."' Glen Lee of Ephraim are the parents of a baby boy born, last Wednesday, Nov. 18, at ML Peasant The welcome little boy weighed 7 pounds, ten ounces and will be named Thomas Nash Lee. He has three slstem and one brother, who are happy to welcome him to the family circle. Mother la the former Marion Nash, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nash, and other grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Lee. of Eureka, who are more than happy to spread the good news. Yfews . j' . Votes Mr. and Mm. Richard Erickson of American Fork were ov- ernight guests last Friday at the home of his. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Erickson in Mammoth. They came to Mammoth to help Dad Erickson celebrate his , birthday anniversary, which one??? he didn't say. Dinner guests on Thanksgiving Day at the Wilson Lee home were Mr .and Mrs. Max Lee and family of Salt Lake and Mr. and Mm. Rex Lee and family of Bountiful. Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Mlkesell of Salt Lake and Mr .and Mrs. Ransom Broadbent of West Jordan were Thanksgiving Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Paxman. Mr. and Mm. Harold Chat-wi- n spent Thanksgiving Day in Evanston. Wyoming, with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Chatwin. . 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