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Show INDEPENDENT . Sugar House, Utah Thursday. September 19. 1957 Page 7 Testimonial Held for Ron Beeslev! Ron L. Beesley will enter the! Mission Home on September 18, prior to his departure for the West Central States Mission. Ron is a son of Mr. and Mrs. William N. Beesley, 33C5 Oakwood, St. j He attended Granite High; School and graduated from Olym-pus High; he also attended the University of Utah for two years. His farewell testimonial is to be given in the East Mill Creek Ward chapel 27th East and Ever-green Ave., Sunday, Sept. 15th. .. " r-- v.. - ,. J j " ' r . --. Cr 'ir " "Ait' " - " ' i . y V" -- ':v. u RON BEESLEY In a double ring ceremony sol-emnized in Skaggs Memorial Cha-pel of the First Baptist Church, Miss Elino" Bartlett became the bride of Arthur Vv. Fonda, Friday. Bruce Smart, LDS bishop, officia-ted at the rites. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bartlett, Caquipec, Alta Verapaz, Guatem-ala, who came to Salt Lake fcr the wedding. The bridegroom is the son cf Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Fonda, 1111 Emerson Ave. She chose a gown of silk shan-- '. tung designed princess style, bal-- lerina length, with lace embroid-ered in bands at the bust and hip " j lines. The bodice was fashioned with a square neckline and lily - , point sleeves. Her fingertip veil cf silk illusion was held in place by ., ; a silk shantung cap trimmed with lace. , A Attending the bride were Miss Carole Casseil, maid of honor, ' . Miss Theone Paxton and Miss Becky Larsen, bridesmaids. Robert Bartlett was best man. ; Ushers were Byron McLeese, Rick Blackom and Robert Wright. They were feted at a reception at the Delta Delta Delta sorority house on the campus. The new Mrs. Fonda was a gra-duate of Olympus High .School, V " and attended the University of Ut-a- h. She is a former "Miss Sugar House" queen. Can you imagine anybody crazy enough to get up this early in the morning to go fishing?" Chicago 4-- H Trip Offered byCudahy An educational trip to the 1957 national 4-- H Club Congress in Chicago, December 1 to 5, will be available to a qualified Utah 4-- H Club member, according to Glenn T. Baird, State Club leader. The all-expen- se trip will be provided by the Cudahy Packing Co. Highlights of the Congress will include tours of Chicago's famous museums, visit to the stockyards, addresses by notable persons, ga-la banquets and entertainment. Most important of all will be the The new law does not alter the existing cut-of- f dates, but provides uniform qualifying alternatives if the marriage dates are not met. Under another section of the new law, a veteran's widow may be eligible for benefits from VA, even it she had married the veteran without knowing a legal impedi-ment to the marriage existed. If the purported marriage was entered into in good faith by the woman, VA may consider it to have been a valid marriage, pro vided: (a) It would have been valid , had the legal bar not existed; (b) The couple had resided to-- '' ' ; gether for five or more years im-- . mediately prior to the veteran's death; and, . (c) No claim for VA's widow be-nefits has been filed by a legal widow of the veteran. Before enactment of Public Law S5-2C- 9, establishment of legal wi-dowhood was a prerequisite to widow's benefits from VA, the ag-ency said. opportunity to get acquainted witm some 1600 other from the 48 states,. Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and several foreign countries.! Last year the trip was awarded) to Judy Jensen, Huntington, Em-- i ery County. Further information! may be obtained from the County Extension Office. Mrs. Weiler Feted At Dinner Party Andy's Smorgasbord was the setting for a lovely birthday din-ner for Mrs. Grant Weiler. Hostess for this social event was Mrs. Warren Diehl. Later in the evening the guests returned to the Diehl home at 2257 East 3205 South, t present the guest of honor with many loe-l- y gifts. The guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Diehl, host and host-ess; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zacchio, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Melville and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson. Mrs. Weiler was entertained pre-viously by her children and grand-children at her home, 2511 Ever-green Ave. i The Uited States Civil Service Commission announces open com-petitive examination for Mathema-tician. GS-- 5 thru GS-1- 4, $4,430 to $10,320 a year, for positions in various Federal agencies in A-lbuquerque and other points in New Mexico. Applications will be accepted by the Executive Secre-tary, Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners, Departments of Air Force and Army, Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico until fur-ther notice. Small Business Leaders to Meet With President President Eisenhower has invit-ed 21 leaders from business, edu-cation and research of this part of the country to attend the Pre-sident's Conference on Technical and Distribution Research for the Benefit of Small Business, to be held in Washington, D. C, Sep-tember 23, 24 and 25. The Presi-dent has invifi 1,000 business men throughout the Nation to par-ticipate. Harold R. Smethills, Regional Director of the Small Business Administration, in making public the names of this area's partici-pants, said the conference has been called by President Eisen-jhow- er to assist small manufactu-rers, .wholesalers, and retailers in using modern methods and tech-niques for developing and impro-ving their products and increasing their sales. The conference has been plan-ril- y by leaders from business, re-ne- d and will be conducted prima-'- : search and education, with the cooperation of the Small Business Administration and Department of Commerce. SAVE ON PRESCRIPTIONS Lowest prices FREE Delivery . . . S-&- -H Green Stamps SOUTHEAST PHARMACY-- Max L. Steele, owner 2660 South 20th East IN6-218- 1 mm oj-- ucjaifiouz - t I't1'l Klnttlt It H'l'ITIU i'lllrill'tiri '( tl iKlrrillftlt Li """-"- i SI-' 1 A rJrr LAc I ( Go o se i : vShoes Get your ... NV Identification Bracelet FMEE with every pair of jSfc 'Red Goose' Shoes sold! SOUTHEAST SHOE STORES Sugar House and Holladay gi lor '9C ill II Q)' e have ; frnt-x- l c ion in ''! I I Priced 1 50 from only 1L in Cougar on.se ,1074 E. 21 1? So.-Su- gar House Veterans' News ! An estimated 12,000 widows of veterans may be eligible for Vet-- 1 erans "Administration benefits be-cause of recently enacted Public 'Law ,- liberalizing the defini-- ; tion of "widow." ! Under the new law, the date of her marriage to the veteran will; not disqualify a widow for VA benefits if a child was born of! the marriage, or, if no child was' born, the marriage existed for at; least five years. Most laws providing for widows' oenefits from VA contain a mar-- ; riage cut-o- ff date as an element: of entitlement, with many differ-- ! lent dates for varying benefits and; periods of service. v j |
