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Show THE EUREKA (UTAH) REPORTER August 2, 1968 Page Three nuptials performed Boswell-Loy- d in Eureka LDS Chapel ceremony pink and white color scheme was featured at the wedding of Connie Rae BosA The couple was later honor ed at a reception in the cultural hall at the church. Mother of the bride greeted friends in a street-lengt- h gown of pink and white striped crepe. Her corsage was orchids. The wedding party stood in front of a pink giant curve, framed by pink lighted styra-foasections with pillars on either end. White Austrian draping across the top of the curve and a crystal chandelier in the center completed the attractive background. White glittered giant curves formed a background for the attendants and parents. well and Charles Loyd Saturday afternoon in the Eureka LDS Ward Chapel. The ceremony was performed by Bishop Denton Bartschi in the presence of family members and a few special friends. The wedding march was played by Norma Jameson. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Boswell of Eureka, and the groom is a son of Lt CoL and Mrs. R. C. Loyd of San Antonio, Texas. For her wedding the lovely young bride wore a floor-lengA three-tiere- d gown of nylon organdy, designpink anil white wedding cake, centered ed with a fitted bodice of lace, round neck line and long a small lace covered table, and refreshments carried out the sleeves, pointed at the wrist color scheme. The skirt was fashioned of ruffles with insets of embroidered Mrs. Gary Boswell was at the alencon lace. Her shoulder-lengt- h guest book. Taking care of the veil of nylon net was gift room were Susan Sanderheld in place by a head piece son, Peggy Sorensen, and Paulof crystal and seed pearls, and ine Gilson. she carried a bouquet of orA short, but interesting prochids and white rose buds. gram was presented following Mrs. Barbara Wilde, sister the reception line-uwith Kirk of the bride was maid of honor, Drussel acting as master of and wore a floor-lenggown ceremonies. Susan Purves of of alencon lace over pink saDugway sang and accompanied tin. Mrs. Patricia Redmond, herself on the guitar. Susan another sister of the bride, and Sanderson gave a toast to the Miss Jan Phillips, wore gowns bride and the groom; a girls styled like the matron of honchorus, consisting of Pam Braor, with lace bodices over satin!. dy, Janet Hansen, Selina Kork-hawhite and Kathy Berry, with They carried bouquets of Flower carnations. girls, Janet Brady accompanying, split nieces of the bride, Annette gave vocal selections; a readBoswell and Diane Wilde, wore ing was given by Joan Dale, and Debra Jones, cousin of the pink satin frocks and carried miniature baskets of white carbride, played an organ solo. nations. About 260 relatives and Performing the duties of friends called during the evebest man was Art Smith of ning to extend congratulations Dugway and ushers were Gary . and best wishes' to the newlyweds. Boswell, brother of the bride, After a short honeymoon, and Dave Van Zile of Dugway. the they will leave for San AnImmediately following ceremony, the parents of the tonio, Texas, where the groom will be stationed with the U.S. bride hosted a buffet supper Sherrie and Jun Lester of Evanston, Wyoming, spent a week in Mammoth with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Rose. Mrs. Rose accompanied the youngsters to Evanston and spent a week visiting with her daughters and their families, Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Lester, and Mr .and Mrs. Ster-li- n Hutchinson, and in Rock Springs with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Martin. She returned home on Monday evening. m th Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bate and two children, Shelley and "Mint-Glaze- d Nectarine Pie is incredibly quick and simple to prepare for such an elaborate looking dessert Dont wait for a special occasion to make it. This is a treat you can enjoy with ease several times during the fresh California nectarine season which runs through September. NECTARINE PIE D m for the bridal party and ily members. fam- Army. Relatives here for the wed-- Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Butler and son and daughters, Charlie, Sandra and Barbara and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hone of Payson, enjoyed an outing last Saturday evening at Saratoga. MINT-GLAZE- Baked 3 to 5 fresh nectarines 1 package (8 oz.) cream M cheese, softened cup sugar graham cracker pie shell 9-in- ch cup apple jelly cup mint jelly Cut nectarines into slices to make 3 cups. Beat cream cheese with sugar until smooth; spread gently ana evenly onto prepared crust Tuck nectarine slices, skin sides up, into cheese. Heat jellies in saucepan over low heat, stirring until melted ana smooth. Cool, then spoon over nectarine slices as glaze. Refrigerate pie about 1 hour. Cut into wedges to serve. Makes 6 to 8 servings. ding and reception were the grandparents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Alma Boswell of Tooele; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morgan, Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sanderson, Pleasant Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Boswell, Tooele; Mr. and Mrs. Verle Sanderson, Provo. neighbor is someone wholl exchange a cupful of sugar for an earful of gossip." Sarah Vaughn. "A - M p, th Johnnie of Dugway, were In town on Saturday visiting with Mrs. Vola Nevers. Visitors last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Laird and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gourley, were their mother,- Mrs. A. L. Broderick of Salt Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Broderick of Orem. They came to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peterson and family who returned recently from Guam after a two year stay. Mr. and Sirs .Start In Fennell were in Salt Lake on the week- v end attending the Democratic Convention. While in the city they were guests of their daughters and their families, the Terry Kays and the Craig Lindsays. Sir. and Sirs. Brennan Hannifin, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Hannifin, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bray, Ann and Josle Sullivan were in Salt Lake on Saturday attending funeral services for Mrs. Ella Hannifin Sullivan. Thant voices hope for talks. Seal hunting in Canada es international furor. 8 WINNING FASHIONS flte EXTENDED USE OF THE WAS MACHINE SEWING RESPONSIBLE FOR MAKING THE NATIONAL POLITICAL CONVENTIONS OF 1876 A FASHION AS WELL POLITICAL EVENT. AS A Simple lines, subdued COLORS AND PLAIN FABRICS REFLECTED THE SERIOUSNESS OF THE TIMES WHEN WbOPROW WILSON WAS RENOMINATED IN 1916. won ftCONVEti HON HALLS OP 1940 WERE BRIGHTENED WITH CHINESE We legendary REFLECT PATHY SYM- FOR THE CHINESE UNDER BITTER ATTACK BY THE JAPANESE MILITARISTS. Today... when buying WOMEN'S OR CHILDREN'S APPAREL LOOK FOR THIS SYMBOL OF FAIR LABOR DECENCY, STANDARDS AND THE AMERICAN WAV OF LIFE. 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