Show rr F’ITTr rr-- r y "'"L 1 i - ID S Temple er MlssVslene Mr and Mn Raymond Farces oT Richmond and Garth K Net aon non of Ur and Mr Bussell Nelson of Richmond were married In a double ting ceremony in ' the Logan LDS Temple on Friday Jan 15 President A George Raymond performed the rites A lovely dinner seas served to membersjjDf the families at the Bluebird following the wedding' in the evening the young couple greeted guests at an open ' house reception given by the bride’s parents In the Benson Guests were staher tabernacle greeted at the doorbyDeMbre Fames Blaine Fames DeMore Martin and Junior Hobbs brothof the ers and brother-in-labride Greg ChrlstAfferson and Vaughn Peart friends of the groom welcomed guests at the head of the receiving line —Lace and Net ' The bride wore a gown of lace and net over taffeta Her veil was of sheer illusion edged with lace and caught to a bridal hat She carried a bouquet of peppermint carnations surrounding a white orchid Attending the bride as maid of honor was her sister Gayle MarBridesmaids were Druce tin Carlson Marva Bell Eileen Bell and LaRalne Purser Their dresses were of red brocaded taffeta and they carried baskets of red and white carnations Steven Larson performed the duties of best man The mothers wore navy blue dresses with corsages of red and white carnations Mrs Lome Smith and he son v Glen sang two duets ' DeAnn Smith and Ann Whitman greeted guests in the trousseau room Marie and Vglora- Faroes received the gift assisted by : Laurine Gregory and Deone Parrish Opal Hobbs registered the Faro-daught- For Is Miss Fay SyddiU rs Mr "and-MRay - oT MVr - Mr and Mn Garth K Nelson At the serving table were ' I In Las' Marie Corbrfdge and Leah Skld--' In charge of refreshments were After a honeymoon Johnson Veda Sanders gas the couple is at home more assisted by Carol and Glenda 'Cor bridge end Trena Hobbs Dorothy Srplth and Cecil IIuppL 'Logan- - In Through The Garden Gate Mil H C HdttSS htlf-meis-u-rc - employed - COUNTLESS FLOWER garden- ers — affectionately called green new householders with an extra bit of poll amsteqrs and vegetable enthusiasts who have snuggled and snoozed and ignored close to the family hearth these many frigid months are now awakening with signs of renewed ambition and desire to be on with another season of planting and rejoicing Memories of last year’s enjoyment of their favorites and dreams of the new ones to come — perhaps i precious hybrid — have kept thumbers ' patient and expec contrast Plant them along a curved path It may be allright This year as never before to have a “cutting garden" where the are planted In rows they’re going to profit by their and plants sometimes mass effect can experiences make changes where needed grow only the be very desirable but surely best types measure their bloom- some of them can and should be planted in curved borders ing habits then follow up closely ones so that against a taller background to with the garden will be continuously show off their Individual beauty Seme gardeners believe straight resplendent throughout the entire lines are needed for cultivation season And the smart observant one works as well but curved a to forget gardener is not going that significant word thoroughPERENNIAL PLANTS are a ness this year we hope gardener's soundest investment Increase steadily In value THOUSANDS OF converts to they and pay by dividing multiply In the gospel iff ‘ dividends ' of cuttings generous Cache Valley expect their gar- and starts for gifts to deserving dens to be more beautiful this and friends To be neighbors year than ever and are keeping sure the Initial cost is sometimes their eyes on the skies tor that high the gardener and amateur sign of spring investor have both learned that There’s going to be a Jot of exthey are worth the price The pansion Joy and fraterasllsm in enjoyment of perennial plants inthe church of the flowers this creases as the iflants Increase In ' year size and number of bloom stalki We toll extravagant when we HAVJE YOU EVER called on purchased a 1500 Iris plant but a friend and chatted awhile then the enjoyment we have had from been invited to see their hobby the1 blooms the gifts we have flowers? Usually It means n trip made to friends relatives and out to the back behind the gar- societies has paid off many age barn or chlckencoop There UmCs and the plant la still one of you win see row after row of lil- our favorites In the garden Peries iris chrysanthemums dah- ennial plants should be a must lias or gladiolus and even roses In any garden When warm weather arrives planted In a great square bed You perhaps wonder why some- and spring flowers bloom why thing isn't done so these flowers not squeeze ' a little time from can be appreciated tor their In- your busy day and go out and dividual loveliness and perfec- see what your neighbors and tion friends are doing garden-wis- e Something can M done about it throughout the valley You may and It is Just n question of plac- bo amazed at the lovely plants ing the plants where they belong and gardens you will see and Give them a: background of receive well some helpful shrubs a fence or n hedge Use ideas n tew other flowering plants for There are some wonderful Iris later-bloomin- g g ever-welco- u OrcHesii dub members are ' Gerald Jorgeson Neita Weeks Lee Chamberlin Charlotte Johnson Sidney Perks Pat McIntyre Mary Lea Stoddard Jane Me- A group of talented dancer members to1 partake of the inner was chosen to form the nucleus' satisfaction and stimulation they for Junior Orchels which was receive from participating in Installed on Utah State' Unlver dance - - Hyrum has received 'her Silver Gleaner award NsyDesn la an active member of HJrrum First ward and has held the position iff senior Sunday School secretary At present die Is a teacher In Junior Sunday School The name orchesis comes fro’m the ancient Greek a term mean- dance” ' Auditions for membership ' to addition to tier Silver Gleaner award she has received six Individual swards Honor Beeand Mia JOy awards She is a senior at South Cache High school where the is a member of Future Homemakers' of America Amlco Fidelia Sarta Pep and Better Girls club Morsberger Alpha Omega Give Program Chooses AC Women Favorite Guy Syd-d&- ll - gardens to Cache Valley and during the blooming season no flower crests such a riot of color as these flowers do Salt Lake City Is noted for her fine rose gardehs Brigham City for chrysanthemums Provo and Orem are a great center for Iris and peonies Considering all this there is much to be done flower-wis- e In Cache Valley We have only Just begun Cache Valley folks traveling to the Pacific Northwest and California as well as foreign coun tries call to say "why can't we do with flowers what lire iee elsewhere?’’ They feel the need for more community gardens in parks and vacant spaces It has been suggested that the Islands in the center of US Highway from the University on the hill to Main Street be made into flower beds This would create a beauty spot Indeed for Logan and the valley Logan City and the Cache Chamber iff Commerce could well afford to make this a must project WHEN LILACS BLOOM in Ro- chester New York shout the third week in May purple blossoms of over five hundred varieties and one thousand five hundred bushes create a gorgeous (Continued on page 13) ”s ally recently- - This national danct organization has aa it aims to provide a favorable environment for the creation iff dances that 'are performed for the- artistic growth of members' for the en- -' joyment of others and to enable I sqn neckline of the fitted bolero bodice wai round The tong fitting sleeves were pointed and an el bow tapered edged lace veil was attached to a snowball crown She ckrried'a white orchid bouquet circled by red roses lilies of the 'valley enclosed to net lace aiid silver leaves Miss Betty Lou Pearce was maid of honor Bridesmaids were Sandra Lee Kidman iff Peters-bor- o and Elaine Jensen of Idaho Falls Idaho They wore pastel colored formats and carried pink rose fans with pink and white ribbon Linda Sue Syddall was flower girl She also carried a fan of pink rosea and ribbon Mts Myrtle J Jensen grandmother of the bride also stood in the line Best Man Gall P Miles brother of the groom acted as best man Dow-ar- d Lewis and Guy Ray PulsI plier were ushers Mr and Mrs GaryO Miles Assisting with the reception were Jeneile Tams Myra Lemon Helen James Judy Berry Chry-st- sl Summers Marie Miles Chi Blckmore Nancy Jensen Dr Dorothy Buckley Karen Blckmore Linda Law Virginia Ned-d- o To Barbara Earl Christine Jensen Karen Syddall and Delia Rose Lewis Helping to the kitch- For en were Mrs Doward Lewis A C Woman's dub' will meet Mrs Howard Syddall' and Mrs John Hell was chosen “FavorMonday aftemon with Mrs- N Richard Lofthouse W Christiansen at the Pioneer ite Guy iff Alpha Chi" at the anBoth Mrs Miles and Mrs nual winter formal held at the wore corsages of pink roses Room of the Bluebird Mrs Thornton Y Booth will In- Antler Room at the Elks and lilies of the valley Lodge A beautiful three layer wedding troduce Dr Robert Morsberger Friday night whose be will “James program cake was given to the couple by to addition to being the Thurber on Men and Women" the bride's parents It was decor-dte- d — Fine Arts dub will meet Thursin pastel cokdTwith a bride UJJphaChlahejvai and groom centered In a heart day with Mrs Walter ' Welti at electer Greek Week king He la her home for luncheon of white net of Sigma Alpha EpsiProf Andrew Gatos will give president The couple are now making lon fraternity their home in Paradise The new an afternoon of violin music From Sacramento Calif he Is Mrs Miles is employed st Utah When' you sharpen your eye- a major In landscape architecState University In the Civil Enture to his spare time he is an gineering and Irrigation Depart- brow pencil use a single-edg- e ment Gary is enrolled at the razor blade ratber than e pencil accomplished skier He practices The sharpener will balance and earae money by University where he is studying sharpened education In the exact sciences quickly chew up the penclL hashing it the Alpha Chi house Orchesis Group Invites Prospective Members to Audition ' t daugh-te- Faculty League Newcomers To Meet Thursday USU Faculty League Newcomers win meet Thursday March 10 at 8 pm at the home of Mrs N W Christiansen 215 Boulevard Gordon E Porjer assistant professor of modern languages at USU wUl give an illustra- -' led travelog of Mexico Prof Porter is a Logan native and graduate of Utah State Whllehe was with the US State Department he was an economic reporter at the U S Embassy In Rto de Janiero for two years Since then he has visited Mexico frequently several times as leader of the University summer tour to 1855 he was a student st Mexico City University for several months Jean Stokes is hostess chairman assisted by Rae Barnard Kaye Budge Renee Cunkle Ruth McGill Mahmooda NayDeau Peterson Mrs D Smith E To Give Review For Literary Study Literary Study club will mW at the home of Mrs Monday Carlton Culmseef Luncheon will be served at l:30'p- - m Mrs JL E Smith will review “Alas! Babylon" by Pat Frank a thought provoking novel about America under an atomic attack The book projects aq Idea of how America will start life anew alter such an attack SPRING'S COMING! NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY Mohanty Dorothy Pope Luana Ringle and Fay Tucker The best way fo cut the cost rof beauty aids is to use refills when time comes to' renew them You'll save by using Interchangeable lipsticks Eyelash make-u- p can "be replenished Indefinitely with new refill cakes The same economy applies to mascara If you use a wand-typ- e applicator RIG SELECTION Perennials 9 Annuls Vegetables ' Select Yours Soon! WUTHRICH NURSERIES AND GARDEN CENTER 1 1115 North Main favor--itogui:-- THOROUGHNESS IS perhaps them happy ' the most Important quality In the tant flower-growin- r oTMrrsniLMri John Petem MlSi NsyDesn bells The bride wore a floor length gown of tiered net and lace The guests" ‘ daughter of SyddalTbe-esmeth- e La-V- HERALD JOURNAL Silver Gleaner J Hyrum Petersen Members of both famllle were ' present ' After the wedding a lovely breakfast was given by Mr and Mrs Henry E Miles at tbs Bluebird In Logan Reception That evening the couple was honored at reception to' the stood under an arch iff green teen aqd - attainment of success' and that applies to practically every human endeavor In fact the whole setup and stability of creation were established upon the principle of thoroughness A universe cquld not have been developed - nor could a by question of universal importance 1 be correctly answered without J thorough knowledge id an the factor involved This truth Is especially emphasised by the ob--r vlous misunderstandings misfits and friction among nations of the world today' Man may be excused for his limited knowledge about most things but be can have no loglcsl excuse for not being thorough and persistent b what be attowards success No tempt achievement of consequence was ever accomplished by or slipshod practices Worth- while success of a desirable bride may seem fickle but actually may be easily won when method and thoroughness are Ring Rites bride of Gary O Miles son of Mrs Mabel Miles of Para dise February 12 in the Logan LDS Temple The 'Mible ring ceremony was perfofmed by President A George Raymond w : Id— THE ing "‘to be held Wednesday March 9 at 5 pmr Anyone who likes to dance is welcome to fry out Those Am Kinnon Carol Butler Camille Jennan and Pat’ WingeL Towns people aa well aa students are invited to audition for membership in this newly formed dance group ! Interested are askedjo sign up at the Smart gym ip advance Additional Information ihay be had' by filling Jane McKinnon adviser at the physical education department on the campus Town people as wen as- students are welcome ' Meetings are held once a week when lessons are given on goesti teachers - will sv- tech-niquq- - Officers are Mary Lea Stoddard! president Camille Jerman vice president Neita Weeks secretary Carol Butler publicity and Charlotte Johnson historian Members are Larry Nielson Jdne McKinnon Pat McIntyre Ger-rai- d Jorgenson Pat Wlnget Sydney Perkes Marilyn Jorgeson Lee Chamberlain Fred Williams Margaret UanBng and Nancy Hacking w ZOTOS Liquid Aire PERMANENT wave SPECIAL! Put an end to fuzzy dry hair Have soft natural hair beauty i ‘ |