The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 15

3-B THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER SUNDAY MORNING MAY 30 194 She Is May Bride i A Hill Field Rites OJnite Couple in Military Wedding la a military mdJInf at baa chpl at Hin Htld Tuesday tv-nirf former Miss Wilma Bermernam of Newark Ohio b-camo of Capt Donald Crocker of Malden Mass In a ceremony solemnised by Cb a plain Joseph MacCarrolh bride attired In a stunning ue ensemble was given In by CoL A BeachenbosseL Mr! Rtfsnd Free was the bride's attendant Th bridegroom I adjutant to a Hill field air depot yjje left chapel under a canopy of crossed swords formed by fellow officer of the bride-groom In traditional military style: Capt William Tonkin Capt Roland Free Lieut David Buckley Lieut Wilbert French Lieut Robert Gauthier Lieut Arthur Lieut Aw Lacy ana euL William Mrs Talbott Is Hostess to Two From California Delora Jackson Grant Leavitt Wed at Home Rite Announcement la made this week I of marriage of Miss Delora Jackson daughter of Mr and Mra Wesley Jackson and Grant Leavitt son of Mr and Mrs Henry Leavitt marriage was solemnized May 12 at Evanston Wyo in the presence of members of the immediate families Both the bride and bridegroom are attending Ogden high school and Mr Leavitt will be graduated this June Some parties are being planned for the bride the first part of June Mr Leavitt expects to go loto active service In the army air corps in the near future and the bride- will then reside with her parents The young couple are making their home at 31 Thirtieth at the I present time Mrs Jones Entertains Glub Mrs Kenneth Jones was hostess at dinner to members of her bridge club at her home 1151 Twenty-first on Wednesday evening There were twelve guests In I attendance Mrs A Larson Honors Alo Club 'r At V' 'V A x' "v-ss JV i a i ft MM llx ij A $: I r- 1 sv 1 Mra Thomas Talbott extended hospitality to a few friends at luncheon at her home Thursday Cfternoon The occasion honored jfrs Richard Wellington and her mother Mra John McKinnon of Ean Francisco Others attending were Mrs Ralph Talbot Jr Mra John Glmor and Mra Rosen wives of array officers Mra Wellington joined her mother on a trip to Portland Ore and will return to San Francisco with her to remain for the duration Captain Wellington Is serving over-seaa Mra Norman Broomed I of JJeua has left for a visit i th her folks In New York Ars IL Ormnt Mis Dslor d--kter Mrd Mr tk ths home of the bride napolla Md to attend the gradu ation of their son Midshipman Hugh Rounds from the naval academy June 9 He will be commissioned an ensign Also attending the exercises will be Lieut and Mrs Kent Rounda who will join th party at Annapolis Lieutenant Rounda Is stationed at MoultrievlUe Mrs A Rounds Attends Annapolis Graduation Rites Mr and Mra Grant A Rounds and son Richard of 1117 Twenty-eighth will leave Tuesday for An Members of the Alo club were entertained by their president Mrs Arthur A Larson at her home on I Wednesday evening Mra Everett Jolly gave a book review There were twelve members attending Lieut and Mra Fred Ebeling will leave today for a ten-day trip to I Dearborn and Detroit Mich They will visit their parenta Mr and Mra I Masters and Mra Florence I Ebeling I fj rr a 0 xx i A Tn' i A BACK THE 'MEN BEHIND THE GUNS! if MEMORY MAKERS ENCHANTING BIG BRIMMED STRAWS SUMMERY COLORS r- fa T0D5Y In tKe Penney stores In all 48 states an army of over 50000 iS waiting to greet you In the front ranks of this army aremenand women of long training and experience-veterans deeply versed in the Penney technque of service and customer satisfaction And filling its ranks are thousands of eager recruits They are the shock troops for the Penney people who have gone off to wat-th 'able replacements for the 4512 stars in the Penney service flag The colors are cocoanut natural OQ turf tan copen rote red and 17 0 green Finest straws are woven Into I these crisp cool styles NET'S SECOND SUMMERY FELTS WITH GAY BIG BRIMS '98 Heavenly shades of aqua rose pottery pinr cool whites Brims that are excitingly new note th two styles shown here TENNEY ttCOXD fXOOE clothing for every member of the family- the Home Front Uniform of the Nation The Penney army of Home Front Soldiers is made up of your neighbors and your friends The people who work at are the folks you have grown up with and their daughters and their sons! There are over 1600 Penney stores but 1 each is a local institution Each employs local people pays local taxes and local rent caters to established local tastes iVo That is why has been at home in every city and town in which has opened its doors -T-y -f Fred Parsons In the shoe department is filling in for a hero in Tunisia Lucy HuntJ selling yard goods substitutes for a Navy Wave who has gone off to war Yes and all these new Penney people-" along with the staunch and steady veterans beside them-are doing a marvelous job! In a very real sense the folks behind the counters at are soldiers soldiers all! For we cannot win this you do your best at a wartime without adequate food and clothing And and its people are making every possible effort to provide you with an ample supply of clothes for work and clothes for play All kinds of clothing! Clothing sturdy as well as smart and thrifty lx '-i I 0 rz YOUTHFUL ATTRACTIVE So well styled so smart in ev- ery detail! Crisp beautifully shaped straws in light pastels or always-smart navies and blacks' Veil trimmings Others at TENNEY'S SECOND FXOOE ki 'X'-'X 0 I Oi.