Garfield Leader | 1955-06-10 | Page 2

f C-r'- 1- Fri Jay, June 10. 1955 Utah -r Where The Spirit Of The Lord la There la Liberty." GARFIELD THE ROMANTIC LEADER Howard Ridge, Publiahor Edith H. Ridge. Editor Published Bines 1111 Published Br The Copper Printing Company Issued each Friday morning at Garfield. Utah Entered as second class null nutter under the act of Match 3rd. 1173 at Garfield. Utah Adjudged oao of the boar weekly newspapers by the Utah Press Artftcfs1 given honorable mention by the national editorial Association. Mall subscription rales Payable strictly in advance SIM year. The Timas welcomes contributions from its readers upon any subject of public Interest. All communications must bo signed. No attention paid to anonymous contributions. fi. of the Ward. Former Magna Maid To Wed June 25th In Las Vegas NEWS Las Vegas LDS Sixth They will later depart on a honeymoon trip to Washington, and upon their return, will nuke their home in the Nevada city. Announcement of the impending nuptials will be read with interest by the many friends of the popular pair. Miss Nancy was one of the popular members of the younger act and prominent in Cyprus activities when the Cam-mafamily resided here. Mrs. Rites Prove to be Outstanding Spring Social Event Dilley-Merri- ll TH E S0CIAL SCEN E INJURE wu J. charge prominent spring attractive Mias daughter of Mr. E. Dilley of Magna, became the bride of George H. Merrill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Merrill of Garfield June 4. The young couple recited nuptial vows in Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Magna with Father C. E. Freegard officiating. The grooms parents entertained at a wedding breakfast in the Coral Room of the Doll House in Salt Lake City, following the Birthday Party What The Women Are Doing This Week of the guest book. Serving were Misses Kay Rush-toElaine Day, Joy Turpin, Sandra Backman, Verlene Del Porto, Antoinette Caruso, Angela and Rosalie Caruso. The serving table was covered with a lace cloth, centered by a three-tiere- d cake with miniature bride and groom atop. The couple later left on a honeymoon trip to and upon their return, wlil make a home in Magna. n, In one of the social events, Gladys Dilley, and Mrs. Norval SOCIAL ITEMS Remembrance Club Popular Visitors ni Mr. and Mrs. Clarence How-art- h and three children of Idaho Falls, Idaho, were visitors the put week of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Howarth and Mrs. E. Carmel-By-The-Se- a, Perren-iitd- The annual birthday of tba Magna Women's Democratic Club Group will be held Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cat ten, Study June 10th t tj, home of Mrs. and Caifen Mr. Eugene Raymond M p beginning at 1:00 pun. Catten, all of Magna, Mrs. Joan All ladies are extended a cordial Andeison of Seattle, Washington, invitation to attend. have returned home after an enjoyable weeks vacation in CalifComplimentary to Mrs. P. A. ornia. They were guests of Mrs. Cammans of Las Vegas, Nevada, in Mills Wilmington. Faye who has been a popular visitor in . Magna at the home of her sister, Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Garfield, and a number Mrs. Frank Marshall are Kather- of friends, 'Mrs. Bert Morgan enine and Betty Lynn Marshall oi tertained at a prettily planned luncheon Friday at her Duck Club IJaiio Fails, Idaho. home. Mis. Cammans eras aceompa iiiiiiiiiiimiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiHHi nied here by her youngest daughter, Adrianne. . Mrs. Huwarlh and children re- mained here and her husband will rejoin her this weekend. LaVern Clark Recites Mrs. Myrtle Egan has returned to her home in Magna after Nuptial Vows With the past six months in Thayne Humes Thursday spending New Jersey, visiting The Oquirrh Stake Relief Society Remembrance Group met Saturday at the home of Mrs. Verena Waldron in Garfield for Each their annual lady gave a brief outline of her activities during the past year. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Agnes Philpot, Mrs. LaPrele Roberts, Mrs. Emma Breeze. Mrs. Lou Ridd, Mrs. Mu Arnold, Mrs. Lois Latimer, Mrs. Sadie Bennion, Mrs. Annie Petersen, Mrs. ah Herzog, Mrs. Gladys Robison and the hostess. Miss Lavern Clark, a daughter a daughter and family, Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin S. Clark Mrs. Fred Hulme and daughter, of Hunter, became the bride of Linda. Social Conducted VVWWVWWWWYWVVVVVb W. B. A. Review No. 8 held Thayne Humes, son of Mrs. Myrl Mrs. Egan also vacationed in Thurson Humes of Riverton For her wedding, the bride their regular meeting at the MagNew York and nearby area. Happy is the Bride na Womens Clubrooms Monday chose lace over slipper satin, fash- day evening at a ceremony perChoice Building Lots Dox-ethe ioned with a scalloped neckline, formed by Bishop Lawrence who Following business, evening. Bogins at the Leave on Trip a social was enjoyed with Mrs. long pointed sleeves, full scallopBeginning A reception honored the couple W. W. Borland u hostess. ed skirt that ended in a small Mrs. Hazel Nou and son, Prizes at games were won by train. Her veil of bridal illusion in the evening at the Hunter Mrs. Jack Marlor, Mrs. Effie Lu- fell from a pearl crown. She car- Wardhouse. Gown Beautiful The young couple will be wed ried a of and white SSffir. bouquet pink Mr. and Mrs. A1 Anderson are The lovely bride wore a gown in the Little Church of the West, elf roses, white carnations and Mr. Norbert Montoya left Sat-- , E New Frontier Hotel, the ceremony spending a few days in Los An- sprays of lily of the valley. Cas- of white satin, fashioned with a for Los Angeles, California Large Lots, Excellent a vacahon trip. Mrs. Kenny has California on a short vacafor Seattle, Wash- - 5j Suburban Location, streamers of lover's knots lace bodice and lace overskirt. been plans being performed by Bishop Earl geles, by cading urajr tion jaunt. visiting her PasTntjJj Thd long sleeves ended in a guest of his brother fell from the flowers ington, and her fingertip veil fell and Mrs. J. V. and family, Mr. Julian Montoya, Let our wedding conoul Attendants Given Magna Water & Natural on a short vacation trip. CUT ME OUT AND HANG Ms. Ufl The attendants were sisters, from a crown wheih matched the Gas Available. tants help you plan and Mrs. Udell Vance, matron of hon- overskirt of her gown. She carried a bouquet of red enjoy iL or and Miss Evelyn Dilley, maid Back Home Again INQUIRE: 3030 S. 7600 W. of honor. Others were Mrs. Mont rosebuds, surrounded by carnaWATCH REPAIRS Phone: AM McDonald' Flower Kelson and Mrs. John Arego, at- tions. Us You Lot Mrs. Alfred Kirk has returned Atland ants Given Help Thura.-Fri.-Sa- t. Weal 1700 foot June 9--1 0--1 1 tending matrons. All wore blue Pfl Mil With Your to her home after receiving med- nllllllllllllllllllllllllllUllllllllllllllllll I WWVIMNVVtMAMMMVVVVk Miss Jeannine Jacketta attendJewelry COMPLETE SHOW AFTER 1:00 p-STARTS 7:00 p.m. dimity frocks, ballerina length hosa treatment ical at Sait Lake Repairs! and large picture hats. Their bou- ed the bride as maid of honor and Technicolor. On our Giant Wido Vision Scream Superb Sound Marpital. Her sister, Mrs. Jennie All-re- d quets were pink carnations and the bridesmaids were Sarah Capable Experienced of Lindon, Utah, is in Magna tin and Gloria Jacketta. Dorothy We Guarantee Our Work pink elf roses. Alan Ladd. Joan Arthur, Van Heflin. Clark wu the flower girl All visiting and helping Mrs. Kirk Little flower dressed in girls, TECHNICOLOR DOUBLE ATTRACTION--IN in her convalescence. similar frocks to the attendants, wore pastel gowns and carried j CHALLENGE THE WILD Huffaker Jewelry were Misses Kathy Dilley and bouquets of gardenias and carMr. and Mrs. M. F. Orr enterDixie Wallace. They had while nations. Co. Furniture and tained at a dinner Sunday com12 Starta Noon of Mrs. mother the bride, Clark, Roundup, Saturday carnations and pink elf roses bouto Mrs. Agnes Spenchose an orchid dress and Mrs. Dial 4411 plimentary CARTOONS and SERIAL BOTH FEATURES quets. cer, Mr. Verdine Spencer and FINISHES 3:50 EVERYONE INVITED Wallace Wilding stood as best Humes wore blue. Mr. Arden Spencer. But man duties were given to man for the groom and the ushers Sun.-Mon.- -T June uea. included Udell Vance. Rex Wilk- Don Nielson. Ushers were John and Leslie Foot Last Show 9:00 p. m. ins, John Arego and J. T. Coon. Clerk Starts 7:00 p. m. In charge of the guest book wu Mrs. Dilley, mother of the Shown in the Splendor of ClnomaSropo and Tsehmlcolor TCjf Mrs. Pauline Lee, and lira. Jobride, chose a dusty pink frock VIOLENT SATURDAY" Jack-so- n lace trim and Mrs. Merrill sephine Foot and Mrs. H. with Victor Mature. Richard Egan. were in charge of the gift a pink slipper satin model. ALSO CINEMASCOPE SHORT SUBJECT room. n.DUMUn of tot woMifirw bourbon carnaThey pinned corsages of e EMPIRE GAMES" tions and pink elf roses to their for 160 ymrt Mrs. M. F. On entertained at PLUS NEWS and CARTOON shoulders. a luncheon June com 3rd Friday, Gift Room NO SHOW WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS In charge of the gift room were pllmentary to Mrs. W. J. Hold-worOPVOSHt, and Mrs. William Jones is Miss Margaret Flaher, Mrs. Paula and June children of American Fork Next Thuri.-Fri.-Sa- L Hansen, Miss Ksye Lewis and Mrs. Wayne Newbold of and IN CINEMASCOPE and TECHNICOLOR Miss Janet Parks. Draper. SITTING BULL" Dale Robertson. J. 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