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Show ."4 - wt - i v'l"' - MR. AND MRS. ROGER CHAMBERS Marjorie Moyle. Beryl, and Roger Chambers, Enterprise, Exchange Vows in Temple Rites The wedding uniting Marjorie Moy'e, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Moyle, and Rodger Cham- J bers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chambers of Enterprise, was solemnized sol-emnized in the St. George LDS Temple April 27, President Atkin officiating. At the reception that evening the bride greeted guests in an exquisite gown of lace. The scalloped scal-loped neckline accented with pearlized sequins and tiers of chantilly lace formed the back. The French illusion veil was caught with a tierra of tiny seed pearls and sequins. She carried a bridal bouquet of sweet six-1 teen rose buds. I Attending the bride were Mrs. Douglas Hall, as matron of honor, Miss Charolette Smith, Miss Pa-mella Pa-mella Robinson, Miss Cheryl' Huntsman and Miss Elva Terry as brbidesmaids. Patricia Angell i acted as flower girl, carrying a basket of coral pink roses and white chrysanthemums. The at- ttndants wore gowns in coral; pink brocade taffetta and carried I nosegays of white glamellias. I Standing as best man was Van Chambers. Ushers were Eldon Barlocker, Ralph Thompson, Wayne Roberts, Theron Hall and Spencer Moyle. Mrs. Melvin Corry attended the guest book. In the gift room were aunts of the bride, Mrs. Arnold Barlocker, Mrs. Woodruff Holt, Mrs. James Leo Barlocker, Mrs. Charles Twitchell and Miss Charolette Bowler. At the serving tables were Helen Holt, Marilyn Holt and JoAnn Twitchell. The beautiful wedding cake created by Mrs. Clair Hunt, was four tiered topped with a bride and groom. Floral arrangements designed de-signed by Mrs. Bert Twitchell of, coral pink roses and white spy-reha spy-reha graced the hall. Stan Holt acted as master of ceremonies for a program in hon. or of the newly weds. Howard Holt, uncle of the bride, rendered ren-dered two vocal solos; LaRce Gardner a piano solo, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Dalley a vocal duet, Barbara Starr a reading composed com-posed by Berle Holt, and a vocal j solo by Ramon Valvenios. Dancing was enjoyed by those present, music being furnished j by Heber M. Holt, Mrs. Narvel Braken, and Merel Terry. I The popular couple will make their home in Salt Lake City, where Mr. Chambers is employed by the A. T. T. Co. Both are graduates of Enter- prise high school and the new Mrs. Chambers has attended U. S. (U. at Logan, and CSU at Cedar City. She also spent several .months In Paris, France with an I aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Angell, and toured extensively ex-tensively in Europe before returning re-turning home. Mr. Chambers spent three years in the U. S. Navy and continued his school -! ing in Electronics in Denver. |
