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Newspaper

Pleasant Grove Review

Location

Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1954

Page

3

Popular Young Couple United in Impressive Temple Ceremony

A young couple from this city tied the knot in a temple ceremony officiated by a presiding pastor. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs D Newman, and the groom, son of Mr and Mrs Ivan A Parnsworth, were attended by family friends and relatives. A wedding breakfast followed at Harmon's cafe and a reception in the Freyrord recreation hall featured pink and white décor. The bride wore a lace over white satin gown with a long train and carried a white orchid corsage. attendants wore pastel dresses. After the reception, the couple planned a honeymoon to New York and Michigan before settling in Orem.

Lake Dnepin Newman Ivan Re Farnworth Temple D. Newman Ivan A. Parnsworth Oren Aond Hialwp Mra Milton Smith Bale Harding Smidfield Guy, Cerdiwr Harmon's Cafe Yrord Raupla Homer Groan Dale Harding Jeanette Shannon Geniel Siriper Helen Wicklund Pat Paulson Vern Cullimore Duane Stewart Salt Lake City Smitherd Betty Hooley Glen Pyne Pocatello Guy Cordner Lee Ann Smith Geraldine Hooley Colleen Dittmore Pentey Kosanke

Garden Club Holds June Meeting With Speaker

Pleasant Grove Garden Club gathered for the June meeting with Mrs. Stoler of Salt Lake City as guest speaker. She discussed flower prep for shows and rose care, followed by a lively group discussion. President Rae Christensen led the meeting as minutes were read by Sadie Chandler. Plans for a garden tour on June 10 and a flower show on June 16 were set, with chairmen named for staging, arranging, hostesses, tools, programs, receiving, publicity, and supplies. Refreshments were provided by the hostess for members and guests including Claudia Brown and Gloria Carter.

Pleasant Grove Garden Club Wax A_ Stele Salt Lake City Stoler Rae Chriatenaen Ivadell Tomlinson Evelyn Schoonover Eva Orton Claudia Brown Annie Thane Elda Monson Gloria Carter Mrs. Sever Alberta Walther Sadie Chandler Ellen Nelson Ada Ovason Ellen Hebertson Maxine West Marjorie Bilis Tradell Tomlinson Jane Armistead

Thorn Family Reunion and California Vacation Plans

Mr and Mrs D B Thorn of Lindon hosted their son Clinton R Thorn from Richfield during the weekend. Clinton attended Lindon ward services and rekindled old friendships. Mr and Mrs Boyd Harper and son Bruce left for a California trip visiting Mrs Harper's brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Maurice Lyon in Pomona and later former missionary companions at Laguatua Beach and nearby areas.

D. B. Thorn Lindon Clinton R. Thorn Richfield Boyd Harper Bruce California Pomona

Friendship Club meets for informal evening at Lindon home

On Thursday evening June 3 Mrs. L.8 Walker hosted the Friendship Club in Lindon. Guests included Mrs. Alberta Waller and a list of members and relatives who shared friendly greetings and chat. Mrs. Walker was aided by her daughters Mrs. Douglas Nielsen and Mrs. Joseph Hilton.

Anermenauymp L.8. Walker Lindon Alberta Waller Dewey Adamson Byron Adamson Archie Boren C. A. Clark S. Diane Harper Lloyd Gray Arnold Hendrickson Raymond Nelson M.D. Radmall Reuben Tomlinson Basil Walker Wm. J. Peterson Walker Douglas Nielsen Joseph Hilton

Summer Mulch Saves Toil And All Plants Enjoy It

Sunlight fuels plant growth but shade benefits roots. Mulching, long used, prevents rain erosion and cools soil while conserving moisture. Ohio State tests favor breathable organic mulches like lawn clippings and straw. surface weeds can be suppressed by boards between rows. Tomatoes thrive with mulch, especially lawn clippings mixed into topsoil.

Ohio State Experiment Staton

Funeral Services Held for Ed Ball in Pleasant Grove

Funeral services for Ed Ball 79 were held Saturday in the 2nd Ward LDS chapel with the dth Ward bishopric in charge. The service featured musical selections and life sketch by Leane I. Carson, tributes from Burton H. Adams and Junius A. West, and remarks by Ernest P. Smith. Interment followed in Pleasant Grove City cemetery. Ball, who was blind for 20 years, died June 2 after a long illness.

Ed Gall Lorvine luunkelor Lawrense Parritht_ queenie Norma Stith Loma Bochys EM. Williams Ball Leane I. Carson Burton H. Adams Wesley Jense Reed

Gypsy Colt at Strawberry Days Movie Feature

Straw berry Day at the Grove Theater presents MGM Ansco Color tale Gypsy Colt about a devoted girl Meg and a spirited colt named Gypsy. Donna Corcoran stars as Meg with wart Fond Franks and Frances Dew in supporting roles as ranchers and racers. A dramatic boy and horse adventure spans desert pursuits and a dramatic escape culminating in rain and reunion.

Grove Theater Ansco Gypsy Hollywood Donna Corcoran Meg Franks Wart Fond Frances Dew Alegeod Ant Larry Keating Mr. Gerald Owe Tee van Riek Eerps Hier Lenin Bobby Hyatt Phil Gerald Bobby Powinguea Digehunter Mite Mexonn

K R Club Meeting and Pleasant Grove Show Report

The K R Club gathered at Karen Lirdeau Tursuay's home with all members present including Nancy Adams Betty Beara Kath een Carlson Kathryn Chavis Judy Larson Keren Tatty Lotty Ture ner and Lorena Wir Hick as club lender. Pleasant Grove F A chuysler impressed at the Titornonttada Junior Pal stock show with exhibitors Derry Blackmirst John Linehaugh and Jay Johnson Jack Walley showing fat jambs. The group praised Dave for a Prime story planned to be given away and said they would attend again next year.

Karen Lirdeau Tursuay Club Geembere Nancy Adams Betty Beara Katheen Carlson Kathryn Chavis Judy Larson Keren Tatty Lotty Turener Lorena Wir~ Hick Pleasant Grove F. A. Chuysler Titornonttada Derry Blackmirst John Linehaugh Jay Johnson Jack Walley Dave

University of Utah 85th Commencement Graduates P G Student

Uotert Gene MacFarlane of Pleasant Grove was among more than 800 men earning degrees at the University of Utah during the 85th Commencement exercises in June. He earned a bachelor of science in business management. Services followed in Stadium Bowl with sermon by Richard L. Evans, a Latter day Saint leader and University Regent.

Uotert Gene MacFarlane Pleasant Grove University of Uiah Gabull Seience Stadium Bowl Richard L. Evans Council of the Twelve Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Amt University Board of Regents Mosiay Sta- Mui Boyz Raymond B. Allen University of California At Los Angeles Wea

Congress approves air base expansion and defense moves

The House passed $8.3 million for Hill Air Force Base expansion to enhance jet and bomber facilities. A defense mobilization plan pledges metal stockpiling of lead and zinc from American miners. Department of Agriculture reports powdered orange and tomato juice, promising easier storage and expanded Utah markets. A new grain storage bulletin aids farmers. A Social Security reform raises monthly benefits up to 31 dollars for families, funded by higher taxes starting January 1.

Department of Agriculture Utah New House Washington, D.C

Blue Flowers Spotlight in Garden Color Harmony

The article praises blue flowers as the crucial bass part in a color garden, noting their rarity and importance. It highlights blue cultivars like bachelor’s button and delphiniums, and suggests using blue accents such as alyssum royal carpet and forget-me-nots to enrich beds, with practical notes on growth and care.

Avery Dari Delphint Jarkspur

Freeze Only Vegetables Picked Fresh from Garden

Extension bulletin 444 from University of Minnesota warns home freezers should hold freshly harvested vegetables promptly to preserve flavor texture and Vitamin C. Peas spinach and greens show substantial nutrient loss at room temperature. use refrigerator or crushed ice if delaying freezing and avoid holding after shelling or slicing. Varieties for freezing are home garden tender types. trim and sort beans peas corn and tomatoes accordingly.

University of Minnesota State Experiment Station Geneva N. Y Washington State College Oklahoma

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Garden Club Friendship Club Ed. Ball Junius A. West K. R U. of U P. G Congressman Dawson the Pleasant Grove Review Congress A. B. Gibson Star Brand Star Flour Mills All America Pop
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