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Show Southeasterners In The Neivs By ELAINE A. CANNON There's a great day coming . . . a day when you and you and you will be making the print. We're safe in saying that because if you people keep going at the ; rate you are now there are bound to be more newsworthy names! Small fry to be carried gently home and lovingly laid in spanking spank-ing new pink and blue bassinets belong to Mr. and Mrs. Loyal j Perry of 3919 Highland Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lammon, 2744 1 South 3rd East. Both of these families had. boys this trip. ' Stanley Alvin Fors is a man of the world now, and if you don't believe the Bulletin just ask Stanley. Ten "to one he'll just gurgle in reply but just the same he's big stuff. He celebrated cel-ebrated his first birthday recently recent-ly and his picture appeared in a downtown paper for the occasion. occa-sion. Stanley is a son of the Alvin E. Fors, 1655 E. 5600 South St. A beautiful diamond ring on the third finger, left hand, of Beverly Jean Nobbs. Her engagement en-gagement to Eldon Keith Lin-srhoten Lin-srhoten is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert C. Nobbs, 215!) S. 18th East. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lin-schoten, Lin-schoten, 22!7 AVindsor Ave. The happy couple will wed come the spring. Taking a step into the bridal spotlight is Ruth Boyce of Holla-day. Holla-day. She married Ernest Arthur Ar-thur Higgins in the LDS temple in Salt Lake not so long ago. Ruth is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Boyce. Ernest is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Higgins, 1345 E. 39th South. Joseph Fielding Smith, an uncle of the bride, performed the ceremony. John Boud, top flight Sugar House attorney is an uncle again! And there never lived an uncle un-cle who is crazier about his nieces and nephews than is John. The newcomer is a daughter of Wilford Moyle and Dorothy Bond Burton, 920 22nd East St. A beautiful temple ceremony united the former Miss Dorothy Borg and Harold G. Smith in marriage. Dorothy is the daughter daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Borg, 1120 Wilson Aye. Harold is a son of the George G. Smiths. 821 Westminster Ave. Both families, fam-ilies, needless to say, are prominent prom-inent southeasterners. A reception recep-tion was held later in the day at the Ivins ward. Mrs. Allan Searle, matron of honor; Miss Mary Borg, Miss Veralu Paulson, Miss Norma Tittensor and Miss Madge Petty attended the lovely bride. Iceland Ice-land Smith was best man. Down the center aisle strolled Dorothy Hansen. On the return See SOUTHEAST on Page 5 Southeast - - (Continued from Page One) tjiip she was Mrs. Donald F. Shore. The ceremony was performed per-formed Saturday in Our Lady of Lourdes church. Rev. Patrick Maguire performed the ceremony cere-mony which was a double-ring double-ring affair. Parents of the new-lyweds new-lyweds are Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hansen, 1429 Logan Ave., and Mr. and Mrs. 'William Shore, 2225 E. 59th So. The newly-weds newly-weds w ere feted at an open house at the Hansen home following fol-lowing the ceremony. Miss Marion Mar-ion Mathemel and R. Richard Shore stood with the young couple. Somehow or other these south-easterners south-easterners seem to get together . . . cream of the younger generation gen-eration crop is in this neck of the woods, says we. Another team who tied the knot in this area are Betty Janet Sanford and Charles R. Webb. The former Miss Sanford is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Sanford, San-ford, 1344 Park St. and Charles is a son of the Richard S. Webbs, 2647 llth East. They were married mar-ried in a home ceremony performed per-formed by Kenneth E. Lake. The bride's sister, Marjorie, was bridesmaid and Mrs. Eugene Keith was matron of honor. George Webb was best man for his brother. Candlelight and wedding cake, rice and tin cans, flowers and bride's illusion . . . the lixin's for a home ceremony that united Beverly Ann Nelson and Warren War-ren Bruce Thornhlad. The couple cou-ple was wed by Bishop N. J. Teerlink at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Nelson, 2(i17 llth East. Mr. Thornblad is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford T. Thornblad of Sandy. The newlyweds are honeymooning in San Francisco. |
