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Reception Set For Newlyweds Rites in the Manti temple Thursday united in marriage Beth Johanscn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Johansen and DeVerc Harward, son of Mr. and Mrs. James A.

Harward of Provo. President Willis R. Anderson performed the ceremony in the presence of the parents; also, Bishop and Mrs. Rodney Kimball of Grand View; Mrs. Eva Harward, grandmother of the groom; Mrs.

Theo Harward, an aunt, and Leno Martin, of Grand View. Dinner was enjoyed in Manti before the party returned to Provo. Members of the two families will enjoy a dinner Saturday eve- wing at Canyon Glen, in honor of the ncwlyweds, who will make their home in Provo. A reception is being planned for Thursday evening in the Grand View ward hall. Marriage Is Made Known PAYSON- Mr.

and Mrs. W. C. McClellan wish to announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Dorothy Deal McClellan, to Willie L. Baker, son of Mr.

and Mrs. and Mrs. Louis W. Baker of inp, Wisconsin. The event took June 2 in Springs, Wyoming.

The bi was a graduate f'om Pnyson liiph school and at.t.-n<l Younsj university the r.as; two years. Mr. Baker a it ended Slate Teachers college in Wisconsin and is now with the U. S. marines stationed nt San Diego.

Mrs. Baker will join him there in the near future. Couple Being Entertained Here A number of social functions are honoring Grant F. petty officer third class, U. S.

Navy, and Mrs. Taylor, the former Marjoric Huish, and their little daughter, Shauna Lee. who are visiting here from Oakland, Calif. Mr. Taylor is storekeeper in the personnel department, in San Franciso.

They are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Taylor and Mrs.

A. E. Huish. i A group of friends gave a party at Canyon. Glen Thursday evening for the visitors, the following attending Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sumsion or Pleasant Grove, Mr. and Mrs.

Bruce Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webster, and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Honeyman.

Saturday evening, the T. T. Taylor family is holding an out- ing at Canyon Glen, supper to be served to Mr. and Mrs. Taylor.

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Haws, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Taylor, Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Johnson, Mr. Mrs. Robert Webster, Mi. and Mrs.

Sherman Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. LaVell Gammctt of Nephi, Mr. and Mrs. LaVal Gar- field of Magna, Mr.

and Mrs. P. A. Gammons of Magna. and the f-rniiic-s.

Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rout of Salt Lake City, and Maribeth and Norma Taylor.

PAGE 4 PTAH COUNTY. UTAH FRIDAY, JCUY 23. 1943 DAILY HERALD LoiS HaWS fe Milner-Raynes Reception Delightful Summer Event Mr. and Mrs. Arnel Milner were hosts to many relatives and friends at a reception Thursday evening in the Women's clubhouse, given to honor their daughter, Beth, and Lincoln F.

Raynes, who were married July 15, in the Manti temple. Mr. Raynes is a son of Mr. and Mrs. R.

C. Raynes of Reedsport, Oregon. The reception hall was beautiful with baskets of gladioli and roses, as well as varieties of other garden flowers. A lovely gown of white satin and lace, modeled with a long train, was worn by the bride. Gardenias held in place her fingertip veil of net, which was edged with dainty lace, and she carried a bouquet of pink roses, and white gladoli and gardenias.

Attending as matron of honor her sister, Mrs. Carlos Gibbons, who wore blue jersey, and a corsage of coral, gladioli, tied with blue ribbon. Miss Mary Lynn Haws was the bridesmaid, and her frock was of white chiffon. She wore red gladiolil. tied with white satin.

CharJos Gibbons was best man. Mrs. Milner, the bride's mother, was in black jersey, and her corsage was of gardenias and roses. During dancing, a short program entertained the guests, with Ray Hanks as master of ceremonies. Deon McCurdy sang, a dance was furnished by Maxine Claudin and Afton Lichfield gave readings.

Mrs. Delma Johnson of Provo, and Mrs. Cora Arnold of Salt Lake City, were in charge of the tasty refreshments and the array of handsome wedding gifts were on charge of LaDean Milner and June McClusky. The newlyweds will make their home in Provo. Complimented A shower for Miss Lois Haws, bride-elect, was given by the fBA.

operators at Geneva Steel, Thursday evening at the home of Miss Alta Buckner- A well appointed lunch was served, and the honoree was presented with a set of pottery. Earlier in the evening, the group called at the Haws home to view the lovely trousseau of the bride- to-be. The following were Mrs. Arvilla Shurtleff, Mrs. Vir- Family Dinner Honors Son Dell Cox, who leaves Saturd for the army service, was complimented at a family dinner given by his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Bryan Cox, Thursday evening at the home. A few friends and relatives were bidden to join the family group for the delicious chicken dinner. Flowers of the season were used in decorating. ginia Gammell, Miss Irene Mitchell, Mrs.

Darlene Dixon and Mrs. Emma Brereton. VBP HP GARLIC SALT ONION SALT CELERY SALT SAVOR SALT SEASONING If you litre Just a Here's your flavor In a flashl Schilling: 1UY ANOTHER BOND TODAY BHIDE OF WEEK MRS. LINCOLN L. RAYNES, NEE BETH MILNER Leaving for Navy; Honored A party and watermelon "bust" was given by Mr.

and Mrs. R. G. Calderwood at their home Thursday evening, for their son, ('ari, who is leaving Monday for the navy. Music and games provided amusement for the following Dorothy LeRoy Delta Hawke, Russell Afton Lichf ield, Larry Young, Marilyn Keith Carter, Colleen Marshall, Jesse Thurgood, Gloria Carter, Ralph Hoover and Jessie Vance.

Orem Society LYoung Group at Delightful Party Mr. aftd Mrs. Movell Hamelwright and daughters, Kaye and Zanita and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Thorne and sons Pat and Gael ot Salt Lake City visited with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Thome. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Hancock (Dorothy Reiske) and infant son are here from California. They are visiting with their parents, Mr. Tilrs. Joseph Hancock and Mr. Mrs.

George Selman. Mr. will enter the U. S. armed PIANO RECITAL John Bown will present his slu- dents in a piano recital this evening at 8:15 o'clock in Women's clubhouse.

A program of modern and classical compositions will be presented. The public is invited. WOMEN WHO SHFFERFMMv If you suffer from hot flashes, distress of and weak, nervous to the functional "middle-age" period peculiar to Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve such symptoms. It helps nature! Follow label directions.

LVDULPINKNAM'SKSS Social Group Meets in Park A pot-luck lunch and informal afternoon was enjoved by I. C. U. club members at Memorial park the birthday anniversaries of Mrs. Florence Baine pnH M'-s Nora Bullock being celebrated.

Mrs. WhitesHes was a guest, mo-Tibers attending were Mrs. Eliza Merrill. Mrs. Christine Amtoft.

Mrs. Jennie Watkins, Mrs. Emelinp Snow. Mrs. Nora Bul- loek, Mrs.

Dorothv Muhlestein, Mrs. Lida Johnson. Mrs. Florence Billings. Mrs.

Edith Spalding, Lee Johnson Mrs. Florence Baird and Miss Lida Ball. Home on Leave; Tendered Parties J. E. Allen.

of the U. S. Navy, has returned' 1o Washington. D. after a few days' Isave sner.t with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. and friends. 'Mr.

Mrs. Gene Nelson entertained at dinner in h's honor Tucsfia.y evening, and Wednesday, his sister. Mrs. Joseph A. Robertson of Salt Lake City, gave a din- to compliment Allsn.

Guests included: Dr. and Mrs. J. S'ewart Williams of Logan, Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Paul S.

Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Nielsen of Prpvo, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs.

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OVAL CAKE! ETHEART TOHET SOAP; THAT ACIREES WIT YOUR SKIM Mrs. Lyla Patten Clark spent Sunday in Salt Lake City with her husband, Pvt. Harold Clark who was in from the Wendover air base. Mrs. Roy Giles of Tabiona ha? returned home after a short visit with Mis.

Delia WilKinson. Wallace Beard has returned home from a three months business trip in different sections of Wyoming. Mrs. Mariam Bradshaw enter tained at a iparty at her home uesda" evening, ooirmlnnentin Miss Delilah (Deedie) Hopkins on her birthday anniversary. Also ne in he.

nature of farewell to Miss Hopkins who will leave Monday for her home in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Game, and visiting were enjoyed and refreshments were served to the Misses Dorothy St rat ton, Beth Crandall, Alice Watts, Orpha Laudie, Lenore Kofford, Ruth Newell, Marv Talbot. Mae Beth Bradshaw, Mr. and Mrs. Wiltord Neves of Pleasant Grove a.ia ju.i ind Mrs.

Sam Bradshaw. Misr Hopkins who has spent the past -ix months with the Bradshaws is the fiance of their son. Rawel who is in the service of the U. S. Navy and now stationed in New- Guinea.

Mrs. Quinton Wilcox and son, of Price, visited -wAtix friends in Orem Tuesday. They are former residents of Shaion ward. Relatives in Orem have receivec Gleaner girls of the Sixth ward honored a group of young- men Thursday evening at the ward hall. Those complimented were: Glen Sheen, who is leaving: foif the coast guard; Bert EvansJ who leaves for the armjr; Sheen, home on.

furloiighTfrom the air corps, and Orvil who recently returned from a mission. Games, dancing and singing were enjoyed. Also present were: Laurcen Waterlyn, Arlene Knudsen, Lillian Christensen, Bernice Evans, Ana Del Bailey, Fay Bradley, Roma Wiley, Betty Gray Grace'Dan- iels, Zelda Madsen, Dale AHred, Voit Roper, Luana Porter, Nina Luke, Nola Christensen, Jane Hafen and Donna Beck. i MAR1T CECELIA Members of the Mary Cecelia club will meet with Mrs. Stanley! Gunn.

Monday afternoon at the home of her mother, Mrs. C. A. Dahlquist. cards announcing the birth of a baby girl to Mr.

and Mrs. Loyd Allen (Leona Selman) at San Fernando, Calif, hospital. Both were doing nicely. KootAid Every minute wartime. why so.

many thousands of buy families depend on Kelloyg's Cora for Uat, Gnat for bedtime macks, loo. SAVE FUEL- OTHER FOODS. TOO! CORN LAKES CELEBRATE Pioneer Day IN PROVO TOMORROW, JULY 24th SOWIETTE PARK (North Park, Fifth West and Fifth North Streets) 10:00 A. AT PIONEER MU- Pork. 10:30 A.

ASSEMBLY ROOM, PIONEER BUILDING. Badges and Corsages to be presented to Pioneers. O'CLOCK LUNCHEON ON GROUNDS SWIMMING IN OPEN AIR Prizes to be awarded. RACES AND STUNTS FOR YOUNG FOLKS. Prizes.

PROGRAM WITH REPRESENTATIVE OF PROVO CITY COMMISSION and award of prizes to Pioneers of greatest age. parents of largest family, persons from greatest distance and for coupled married longest, etc. MINIATURE PARADE. 5:30 LEAGUE BASEBALL GAME. BAND CONCERT.

DANCE REVIEW. CHORUS and TRAINED ANIMAL ACT WITH THE FAMOUS BUSS CARSON AND HIS FAMILY OF HOLLYWOOD DANCE IN PIONEER BUILDING FROM 10:30 ON. Refreshments Will Be Sold On the Ground During the Day and the Proceeds Will Go Toward the Heating Plant For Pioneer Building. TO.