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Show p 4 SOUTH EAST INDEPENDENT Sugar House, Utah Thursday, July 4, 1957 Sugar House, Utah Thursday, July 4, 1937 SOUTH EAST INDEPENDENT Page 5 Honeymoon In Sun Valley Resort Emil O. Amann, honoring the newlyweds. A reception wai held that even-ing at Crystal Heights Ward, 1970 East Stratford Avenue, with the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Westra, acting as hosts. For the reception, the bride was gowned in an exquisite floor-lengt- h model of white satin, imported tulle. The scal-loped lace and pleated neckline was outlined with a Uny collar and the fitted bodice attached to a lace over skirt that fell in points over the pleated tulle The dress had short petal sleeves and the bride wore long lace mitts She carried a bouquet and white carna-tions. of pink roses Her fingertip veil of bridal illusion was held by a crown of pearls and appliqued lace medal-lions were scattered along the hemline of the veil. Attending the bride was her sis-ter Diane, Miss Eileen Coulam and Mrs. Sherwood Davis. They were gowned in shell pink cotton, striped with gold and wore white chiffon cumberbunds and lace mitts. They carried nosegays of pink roses and white carnations, vriao wnthleen Westra, cousin of - ' X&k 1 ' J ' : ; $ - v -- ' ,m A I ? ilwV - t -- ! ' I . ,' h' , ' c ' ' ' - - r , '- - i ft. I- - .f!- - xy,-- y 4 ; V , ; I ' 'H' i V : 'A AlllMIJ the bride was flower girl and wore matching gown and bouquet. Mrs. Westra selected a white sheath costume suit, underscored with blue taffeta for the occasion, and Mrs. Amann, the bridegroom's mother wore blue lace. Performing duties of best man Miss Sharon Westra became Mrs. Kent Amann Thursday in a Temple ceremony. was Artie Amann, the bride-groom's brother, and J. LaMar Westra, brother of the bride, and Ronald Gustavason were ushers. The just-we- ds will honeymoon at Sun Valley before making their home in Salt Lake City. Among those who gave pre- - In impressive Salt Lake Temple rites Thursday morning, June 27, lovely Miss Sharon Westra pledged wedding vows with Kent N. F Amann. President LeGrand Rich ards of the Council of Twelve solemnized the marriage. Following the ceremony, a wed-ding breakfast was given by the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. nuptial parties were Mrs. Sher-wood Davis, Miss Eileen Coulam, Mrs. Leon Asplund, Mrs. Rodney Butterfield, Mrs. Everett Smith, Mrs. Charles Kinder, Mrs. Edward Westra, Mrs. Paul Heller, Mrs. Olive Erskine, Mrs. O. F. Benson and Mrs. LeGrande Lewis. A quiet, relaxing celebration for July 4th has been planned by the Nelsen It. Bank family. A re-freshing: swim at the Ft. Douglai Club will start the day Thursday morning; and will be foUowed by a barbecue in the backyard in the afternoon. Sounds wonderful! NANCY HAVEN'S Kecipe of the Month FLOWERED PUNCH BOWL A prettily decorated punch bowl . . filled with a refreshing drink . . just right lor re-ceptions and many other occasions. "' NANCY HAYEN AM tablespoons black tea 2U cups Beet Sugar 2 cups unsweetened ap-ple juice cup lemon juice (fresh, frozen or canned) 2Vt quarts orange soda beverage TO MAKE tea base meas-ure 3 cups fresh water In a Vz quart saucepan, bring to a full boil. Remove from heat and add tea; f " in r Hr? if w tm, I brew 5 minutes. Strain into large container; add 3 cups cold water. STIR in Beet Sugar, apple juice and lemon juice, stirring until Beet Sugar is dissolved, WHEN ready to serve, add chilled soda beverage and pour into punch bowl. Float ice chunk in center. Ladle into pink-frost- ed cups to serve. Makes about 5 quarts. LIME-MIN- T ICE CHUNK: In the bottom of a small loaf pan arrange lime slices and sprig of mint in simple pattern; freeze firmly. Add thin layer water and freeze again; fill with water and freeze over-night into solid cake. Lemon slices may be used instead of lime. PINK-FROSTE- D CUPS: Measure Vi cup Beet Sugar into small bowl; add 12 drops red vegetable coloring and blend in with fork; let dry before using. Rub cut surface of lime or lemon around rim of each cup; dip into tinted Beet Sugar. Now that preserving season is just around the corner, you will want to send for your FREE copy of WELL-PRESERVE-D ... a 32-pa- ge booklet filled with recipes and tips for making jams, jellies, preserves and others. No charge just drop a card to: NANCY HAVEN, Dept. S-- 2, Western Beet Sugar Producers, Inc., 515 Phillips Petroleum Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. Visitors . . . Sugar House visitors this past week have been Lt. Cmdr. and Mrs. Rodney K. Win go and chil-dren, Richard and Gary. Mrs. AVingo, the former Fern Hanson, is the daughter of Mrs. Orson Hanson. The Wingos have been residing at Palo Alto, California, for the ' past two years where Lt. Cmdr. Wingo recently received his master's degree at Stanford Uni-versity. The Wingos will be travel-ing to Chicago, Illinois, where he will report for duty at the Elec-tronics Supply Depot, Great Lakes. They spent two years in Hawaii prior to living in Palo Alto. Wards Schedule July 4th Carnival Arbor and McKinley Wards are combining to present a Fourth of July Carnival at the new ded-icated lot. There will be breakfast and lunch served in the amuse-ment hall. In the evening and also afternoon dances will . be held. There will be booths and conces-sions and prizes for all. For those who like to pitch horseshoes there will be a contest as well. The ad-dress is 1S83 So. West Temple. Lunch will be served at noon. A children's parade, train rides, pony rides and the evening dance will begin at 8:30 p.m. "Around The Town" Miss Beverly King, San Fran-cisco, daughterof Sir. and Mrs. Clair King, flew in by Western Air Lines Friday morning to spend the week-en- d with her parents. The Salt Lake Ice Skating club members left for Sun Valley Wednesday where they will en-joy the holiday week-en- d skating orrthe famed rink at the lodge. In charge of arrangements are Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Anderson and Wendell Ii. Anderson. The group traveled by car-ab- out 30 of them--an- d wrill return the first of the week. The Andersons will motor up through the Sawtooths to Redfish Lodge for another week's vacation, fishing. . Gracious Nadine Jimas, new president of the Sugar House Business and Professional Wom-en- s Club, was hostess to board members at her Bountiful home Tuesday evening. Saratoga Invites Sugar House Family A Fourth of July at Saratoga with a breakfast, lunch and swim-ming has been planned by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Roekwood. With them will be their children, Mr. and Mrs. C. LaVar Roekwood and Mr. and Mrs. Tmlan Roekwood with children, Chris, Susan, Rob-in, Michael and David. If your business Isn't worth Advertising Advertise It for sale Fern Thomas HOME MADE PIES IN 7-13- 97 IN UTAH NOW Broadway and Metropolitan Opera Stars STADIUM BOWL University of Utah SUMMER FESTIVAL July 6 and 8 through 13 SALOME July 17. 19 and 20 singing in UNIVERSITY OF UTAH "THE BEST COSTS NO MORE" For the finest quality in black and white and color film and print processing, take your film to a Humphries Photo Service Dealer HARWOODS NIBLEY PARK MKT. 2053 So. IS East 501 East 27 So. 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MAIN-DOVUT- OYn 46S9 IIOLLADAY BL.VD.IN IIOLUDAY , ?ffljlp.dqb' IT UTAH'S NEWEST AMUSEMENT PARK SWIM INDOORS - OUTDOORS Let Us Plan Your Company Party v v Lovely Picnic and Playground Facilities Jf We Cater Especially To JIP ( CHURCH GROUPS - CIVIC GROUPS rfl J LEhfuTAH PHONE 0294-J- 2 I FASHIONS Qu Nidawright Sugar House is a wonderful place to shop. No shopping center offers more in merchandise, values and not to mention another big item, the absence of parking worries. Whatever you need or want can be found right in Sugar House, with the variety of quality shops and business houses to be found hre. With clothing being one of the most important commodities, there is much activity in this line, for the best is available in every-thing from three-corner- ed panties for baby, to tuxedoes for Dad. For example, in J. C. Penney's spacious store, there are some re-markable specials offered in out-fitting the small fry. Featured particularly, now, are some ador-able dresses for little girls in all sizes at the amazing price of $2.25. When you see the detail of these dresses and the quality of material you will be pleasantly surprised. Made of Dan River fabrics in lovely plaids and prints these are truly an exceptional value. Back-to-scho- ol firsts are making their appearance and it would not be too soon to make your selection now. However, if you are like some of us, you are just beginning to get ready for summer, even though it is in full swing now. For the seamstresses, there is news in patterns, McCall's pat-terns, also available at Penney's, now feature for little girls the new lovely designs of Helen Lee. These styles are particularly ap-pealing and unusual. Then, with the tempting array of fabrics to be seen there too, as well as in other yardage departments in Sugar House, it will be a delight to try a hand at sewing for the family. Paul Harrison just returned from a fishing jaunt to Fish Lake. His successful fisherman's luck netted him five fish . . . and there were the ones which got away! Scholarship Student Attends McGill U., Montreal, Canada Just received word from Lynn Howard, charming graduate of South High, who is attending Mc- Gill University, Montreal, Canada. Lynn is a recipient of a scholar-ship grant from the French gov-ernment and is attending the sum-mer session studying French. The classes are taught by movies, television, all programs presented at the school and the regular academic classroom period. And if one speaks any other language, even socially, it is cause for expelling, she informed us. Two years ago Lynn was an ex-change student to France and spent much of her time with a family in Paris. Prior to her re-turn home she also lived in the south of France on the French-Spanis- h border. The exchange student program is sponsored by the American Field Service. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Quentln Howard, 3010 St. Mary's Circle. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Orson H. Pratt, 3810 Parkview Drive, were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Deitrich and son of Butte, Montana. They were entertained over the week-end, and left Monday to return to their home. "My husband found it in ths Want Ads I think they belons to the same lodge!" Attend Family Reunion Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rock-woo- d, 2471 South 15th East, will be among guests who attend the Ire family reunion, Saturday, July 6. The reunion will be held at th Murray Eighth Ward in Murray Park. |
