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Show GARFIELD LEADER. GARFIELD. UTAH Friday, September 26, 1952 SOCIAL EVENTS - PERSONALS AND CLUB NEWS NEW BABIES First Son A fine boy was born Tuesday Dr. and Mn. Richard Gallant of the Arthur Row are proudly evening at St. Marks Hospital to announcing the birth of a lovely grace the home of Mr. and Mrs. little daughter who arrived Mon- Jay Perkins of Magna. Sisters and Susan, as well as the day morning, September 22nd at Sheila St. Mark' Hospital. She weighed proud parents, are happy about in at six pounds, 11 ounces, and the new addition. proud Dad and small brother, Third Son Richard, Jr. can hardly wait for Three sons now constitute the Mom and new sister to come home. family of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dangerfield of Garfield, the third pounds and 13 ounces and is beboy having arrived Friday, Sep- ing greeted by a sister at home, tember 19th at St Marks HosKathy Lynn. pital He weighed 8 pounds, 15 ounces and has been named Kim Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jones are Ellis. ithe happy parents of a fine baby boy, weighing over eight pounds, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Harmon of and born Monday morning, SepGarfield are receiving congratula- tember 22nd at St Marks Hospitions over the birth of a son who taL Mother and new child are arrived Tuesday at the Holy Cross doing welL He weighed in at 7 HospitaL LartetbT homten Nuptial Draw Society Crowd record-pantomi- Of great interest in local aocial on Thursday. September 18th was the wedding of Miss Barbara Larsen,, popular and talented daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Royal Larsen of Magna, and Mr. Marlin Thomsen, son of Mrs. Elsie Thomsen of Salt Lake City. The double ring candlelit cereFirst Daughter mony was performed at the Utah A lovely little brown-haire- d miss is claiming all the attention Copper Club at seven oclock in at the home of Mr. and Mrs. the presence of family members Arthur B. Hales in Magna. She ar- and a few close friends. Bishop rived September 15th at St Frank W. Nye performed the Mark's Hospital and weighed in ceremony. A reception followed. The club reception room was at six pounds, 10 ounces Tbs illuminated by white tapers uftly sweet babe has been named Renae candelabra. and is being happily greeted by in tall wrought-iro- n Baskets of while chrysanthemums two big brothers and gladioli decorated the setting circle and greenery outlined the fireplace manteL The lovely bride wore a gown of white satin and lace, entrain. The molded bodice of lace, was underlaid with heavy satin and the beautiful imported lace formed the graceful skirt and scalloped train. She wore a finger-ti- p veil of illusion caught back with a demure headdress of lace and pearls. The bridal bouquet was a cascade ot roses and stephanotis surrounding a white orchid. Mrs. Don Johnson and Mrs. Carol Jensen Hickman were attending matrons. Miss Darlene Christensen acted as bridesmaid and Miss Geraldine Bud was maid ' JUST LIKE THE GOOD OLD DAYS I Enjoy thit Dodge Long Life Records GREAT STRAIGHT give you proof of Extra Value! nations. When you invest in a new car, you have a right to expect proof that the value ia built in to stay. You get that proof in a Dodge. Registration records wove that by a substantial margin. Dodge automobiles have longer life than the average car. Such engineerdouble-chann- el d ing features as the frame and rubber-mounte- d Safety-Ste- el body make a Dodge stand up under all driving conditions. Its the beat driving investment you can make today. fOUHl A nsl side rads of massive strength add rigidity to the chassis. Dodge etaye new longer extra-rugge- Orfllew ride central is St AliD IN for the life of the shock absorbers. Smooth ride reduces wear. and SfHipmnl mikjH cv made. in each front wheal givs surer stops over more miles. Extra value is built in. uThc Boozbog Buy of the DIMONSTIATID DIPINDASIIITY Ccatunf MAGNA MOTOR COMPANY DIAL IIBIIM iatmml Msnuns MAGNA, UTAH 5511 for STIAiMT WIISKET II mil naans cur, a i Phone 6371 September 26-2- 7 Sensational, Beautiful Portrait Offer! 57 Portrait in Folder, $3.75 Value for 98c. Get Your Certificate at Moris While Thpy Last. Sittings Will Be Made at the Store October 6th-7t- h from 9:00 AM. to 6:00 P.M. 8916 West 2700 South Special Funeral Home Club Entertained GOOD.. Mrs. Veld a Jones entertained members of her Bridge Club Monday evening at the home of her mother, Mrs. M. F. Orr on the Bacchus Road. A dainty supper was served, followed by the popular game and prizes given to Mrs. E. G. Paulos, Mrs. Kenneth Huf-fakand Mrs. Jack Gardner. The ladies meet October 6th with Mrs. Cleone Farnsworth for their next gathering. ZEST SETTER... er lit whiskey, too, mere is good. ..better.;. and ... - ,.s ? they visited relatives and friends. Mrs. Apostle's sister, Mrs. Alta Moore of Olympia, returned with them. KENTUCKY e Mel vie Jenkins enter-- , tained members of her Sewing Club Wednesday evening at her home. A social time was enjoyed by the group who will meet in STRAIGHT bourbon at its'Bestr Mrs. BOURBON WHISKEY IS PROOF THE HILL AND HILL COMPANY, LOUISVILLE, KENTHCH MAKE YOUR OLD PIANO A THING OF BEAUTY have it 'Spinetstyled' COMMNUTMMOHBN STTUNe Of TIM IHNCT WITH THI FUU. IAMI TOMS OS TMS HPBOHT rs Dodg e TWO hydraeBc cylinders Blaine Larsen, brother of the bride, stood as best man and the petite flower girl! were Colleen and Betty Jean Madsen, cousins of the bride. They wore deep rose frocks and carried tiny baskets of flowers. Mrs. Thomsen, mother of the groom, chose black and a shoulder corsage of white roses and Mrs. Larsen, mother of the bride, wore a poudre blue frock and shoulder corsage of deep red roses. Covering the serving table was a handsome handmade lace cloth. Matching crystal candle-holdewith white tapers were placed at either end. A beautifully decorated three-tiere- d wedding cake with miniature bride and groom atop centered the table. It was surrounded by a graceful arrange' ment of roses. Presiding over the gift room were Idonna Richards, Joyce Lewis and Glenna Peterson. Shir-len- e Carlson was in charge of reception and the ushers were Orval Fotheringham, Kenneth Walters and Eldon Nye. A short program was presented consisting of a sentimental duet sung by the brides father and brother, Through the years," and a vocal solo, "Because" by the brides brother, Blaine. A vocal selection was also given by Mrs. Kathleen Pearce, a novel THINK Personalized Service Mrs. Pearl Apostle and Mrs. of honor. Rose Rasmussen have returned They wore smart identical home from a most enjoyable trip gowns of pastel shades, ballerina to Olympia, Washington, when length and matching tinted slippers and carried bouquets of car- BOURBON miraclee There are no ty number by two weeks with Mrs. Violet known to earth greater than perfection Gwen Gerrard and a violin solo PowelL and an unbroken friendship. by Mrs. Carol Jensen Hickman the completed program numbers, which were in charge of O. K. Fotheringham. Phyllis Nelson presented musical numbers on the solovox preTIME FUES ceding the dance which followed Now for a Naad That Prepare the reception. Is Certain Miss Gayle Powell's orchestra Choice Locations furnished the music. For her going-awa- y ensemble, the bride chose navy blue with Care pink accessories. 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