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Show GARFIELD LEADER. GARFIELD. UTAH Sr., daugh- Patsy, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Friday, Febdiui 29, 1SSI CARRIAGE Lovely Party Mr. Matt Petlersson, Comp Prosonti Bldg. Program D of P Memorial TRADE Prominent Pair Lot sly Social Club Just-A-Me- Wed At Illinois Ms. D. L. Underwood enterPeltersson, Jr. and children and One of the lovely parties of the First Son A very entertaining program Base tained members of the returned Jr., Petleruon, J. Carl Chapel P .ist week was the Eastern Star of was the Club vacaWednesday at her Daughters presented by an from enjoyable Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Don Justesen of B.iiigj Club social held Tuesday hume in Salt Lake City. Card Pleasant Green Camp, tion trip to San Diego, California, ut the home of Mrs. T. R. Colombe. Magna are the proud parents of a Pioneers, at the Miss Laura Jo Marshall, attracgames were played and monthly County Monday where they visited relatives and were Mrs. Mary lovely son who arrived Tuesday, meeting held in the Memorial tive young daughter of Mr. and given to Mrs. Erma Hattonprizes and ' friends. Mrs. J. A. Marshall of Magna, be- Mrs. and Mrs. Thomas McGill. February 26th at the LDS Hosp- Building, Salt Lake City, Watkins. A lovely Dewey came the bride of Devolutions in the living room ital He tipped the scales at seven j An luncheon was later served. interesting history of the P. G. Camp, from the time of its Ted A. McDermaid, son of Mr. and j The group meets Tuesday, Members of Adah Chapter, Or- .md dining rooms as well as lunch- pounds, five ounces. Mrs. Arch McDermaid of Garfield, March 4th with Mrs. Watkins. eon arrangements were carried Mrs. Justesen will be fondly by Cap- -, der of Eastern Star, were enter- out commemorative of St. Pat' remembered as the former Carol organization, was given tain Estella Pehrson, who told of in a military wedding at Scott Air tain sd Wednesday evening at the licks theme. Cromar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the active part members played Force Base Chapel in Illinois on Veteran's Entertainment Masonic Hall in Garfield by Mrs. 22nd. The cereF. Cromar. Mr. and Mrs. in the annual Memorial 'George Day scr- -. Friday, February Crystal Colombe and Mrs. Thomas Curd games were later played Jay Justesen are the paternal vices at the local cemetery, the mony was performed by the chapMembers of the American LeMcGill. Th.ee new members were iii.1 p uses given to Mrs. George grandparents. Toronto Cave history and other lain of the base. gion Auxiliary, Cyprus Post No. Mrs. K. C. Mrs. W. Mrs. Mrs. bride The was radiant in a Dorothy Burt, Smith, Parks, initiated, facts. have been asked to be hostinteresting 38, and Mrs. Helen Mrs. and Fi'.inecs Stewart beautiful and fashionable ankle Helen Dusenbcrry Mary esses every Monday evening in Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hardman Zelden. Card games were later Gage. Two verses of e song, the words length model of net over taffeta' March at the Salt Lake Veterans of Garfield announce the birth of ! r played. composed by Mrs. Sherman Pol- with brocaded satin top. Her short Hospital. a baby boy on Monday, February lock, Sr. and music was veil back with caught arranged by' orange! Mrs. Elaine Devore, 25th. This is their first child. president of Mrs. Weiaon C. Matthews, were blossoms and she carried a white! states that the ladthe local sung by a group of local ladies New Testament with an orchid ies must unit, be present from 7:15 to Members of the Firemen Ladies consisting of Mrs. M. F. Orr, Mrs. atop and dainty streamers of lily- - 8:15 and those who wish or can S. H. Mrs. A. C. down. Bouck, Moncascading Isakson, Auxiliary were entertained She was attended by Mrs. Edith attend are kindly asked to call N. L. Clayton, Mrs. Allie Gee, day night at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Bourne of Chicago, sister of the her at 2319. Mrs. George Florence Kidd. Tables of bridge Mrs. Milt Doxford, were played and prizes given to Merrill, Mrs. George Voshell, groom. Mrs. Marshall, who accompanied Mrs. D. E. Dimond and Mrs. chorister and Mrs. J. W. Jtidd, her daughter to Illinois for the While They Lest . . Margery Duke. Mrs. Lynn Walt- accompanist. ers was taken in as a new member Special thanks is extended to wedding, wore a lovely blue of the group. A late luncheon was Mrs. Ridd, Mrs. Pollock and Mrs. model with a pink shoulder corMatthews for their kind assist- sage. served. Carl Christensen stood as best ance. They are nut members of man for the groom and Paul Garthe camp. YOUR CHOICE rett, a close personal friend, gave Mrs. B. W. Richardson enterGOODYEAR or U. S. ROYALS the bride away. Board Meeting tained members of the B & G Following a short honeymoon Sewing Club on Monday at her 4 PLY A meeting of the Magna Flower to St. Louis, Missouri, the young 603 x 16 home, the occasion being her birthday anniversary. A social Garden Club Board will be held at couple will make their home in $12.95 time was enjoyed by the group the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alf Bcllville, Illinois. Several parties honored Miss and a lovely luncheon served. Duckworth, Jr. on Wednesday, The ladies meet in two weeks with March 5. All members are urged Laura Jo, popular maid of this Plus Excise Tax and Your Old Tire to attend. community, prior to her departMrs. Howard Wadsworth. ure, including a social given by Mrs. Mary E. Nielson returned her sister, Mrs. Patty McDonald, WoThe regular meeting of the Mrs. Florence Wednesday after a week visiting and sisters-in-lamen's Benefit Association will be her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Helen Wimmer held Monday evening, March 3rd Floyd D. Skip Nielson and three Another party, given Mrs. at the Magna Women's Clubrooms. children, Terry, John Craig and Gloria Harkness Smith by and her attend. to All members are urged mother, Mrs. Robert Harkness, alNancy Kae in Caldwell, Idaho. so complimented the bride-eleJust-A-Me- Z.-g- Staff-Sergea- nt ! j New Tires ! Love is the hardest tossan in Christianity; but, for that reason, Daughter of Pioneers, Oquirrh it should be moat our care to learn Camp, held their monthly meeting1 it William Penn Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Florence Reid with Mrs. Helen Jones as Mrs. VWiAAMWMWWWWVA Rachel Wolstcnholme presented a biography of her Mrs. Margaret Livingston Gardner and Mrs. Amy Gourley gave the lesson on the autobiography of Joitn Lingren. Refreshments were served to fourteen ladies. Birthday Noted the birthday Reverend Albert Halliwell, pastor of the Community Baptist Church in Magna, members of his congregation and other friends entertained at a dinner and social Tuesday evening in the churchrooms. Dinner was served to ninety people, followed by games and an hour of fellowship. Honoring nivorsary of At Wholesale Price;;! 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