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Personals Local Couple Wed in Christmas Eve Ceremony Hiss Wall Pride 01 Eugene C. Cook Misg Vesta Jean Wall became the bride of Eugene Charles Cook in a double ring ceremony In the Bap. list church In Helena on Dec. 6 with Rev. It.

D. Merrill officiating. A siiTglo banket of red and white rosea, tied with red ribbons, cen PUMP REPAIRING ALL MAKES OF PUMPS Work Bono By Experienced Mechanics VALLEY Plumbing Heating Co. 117 SO. SECOND PHONE 194 Mr.

and Mrs. "Allen T. Smith and family, Bozeman, spent Christmas week with Mr, Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles W. smith.

Maryann Wells left Sunday for Carroll College, Helena, to resume her studies, sue was accompanied to Missoula by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Wells. Mr.

and. Mrs. Marion L. Reynolds left today for Phoenix, to spend the winter with Mrs. Nell Raslncr Evans, a former Hamilton resident.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Landry, Lynne and Glen, left Sunday for their home in Billings after spending New Year's with the Glen Thompson's and' Andy LeSucrs. Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Tennant, Betty, Rita and son, Eddie, returned Sunday from Mexico and points south. They left Dec. 20 and spent New Year's with Mrs. Tennant's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

LIST WINNERS OF WINTER (continued from pagt 1) effort with weeds, seeds, cones and what have you, Bruce Johnson, earrings made from petals from pine cone; display of minerals, Tlmmy Pahl. Educational: minerals, Jack Simpson, Mrs. Guy Pender; books, Myrtle Murphy, Peg Simpson, Beth Flint; get acquainted with neighboring plant material, Helen Sager, mlstletow and holly; Myrtle Murphy, holly, heather, bittersweet, eucalyptus, craten leaves from Hawaii; specimen of plants, plant material, loaves, Mrs. Guy Pender, cones, leaves and pods. A number of arrangements, novelties and driftwood were brought for display only.

Tea and coffee was served during the afternoon and evening of the show by members of the sponsoring clubs. The show Is an annual affair and the only show planned each year by the Corvallis clubs. Wedding invitations or announcements properly printed at the Republican. WE PAY 3 INTEREST PER ANNUM ON TIME CERTIFICATES 2V2 ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Citizens State Bank HAMILTON MEMBER FDIC it 1 I I I V- 1 fc i Jim Waldie, LaFayette, Calif. Herb Tonak returned today from Hay Springs, where he was called by the illness of relatives' and friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Herb Tonak returned Dec. 28 from Pasco, where they spent Christmas with tered the altar, which was flanked by standards of pink roses. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. itoy Wall and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Cook, Townsend. I J.

Miller Smith, organist, played traditional wedding music and ac-compnnlcd Ruth Hall and Suzanne Nelson In a duel presentation of "Oh. Promise Me" and "I Love You Truly." The bride, given In marriage by her father, wore a ballerina-length dress of Chantllly laco over taffeta fashioned with three quarter-length sleeves and V-shaped neckline. Her elbow-length veil of French Illusion was held by a pearl necklace and she carried a bouquet of red and white roses. Marian Gnnthncr, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and wore a light green taffeta dress and a white rose corsage. The blde's mother wore a gowi of blue net over taffeta.

The groom's mother wore a black linen dress. Ench wore black accessories and a pink rose corsage. i Earl R. Campbell was best man. Andrew P.

Mercer and Arthur J. J. Ellis were ushers. A reception for about 70 guests was held in the church parlors. A three-tier cake decorated with roses centered the table.

Mary Sweet poured coffee, Ruth Hall poured tea and Mrs. Henry Darfler cut and served the cake. Marilyn Harris presided at the punch bowl and Frances Daniels had charge of the guest book. After a wedding trip to Butte, they are at home at 206 Breckcn-ridge, Heleoa. week ago to join Mr.

Moffett, recently named Montana Horticultural inspector to fill the vacancy created by the retirement of E. J. Severns. ner parents, Mr. and Mrs.

C. C. Mackne. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Petet and Jean and Ronnie returned Friday after spending the holidays visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Petet and other relatives at Renton, Wash.

Mrs. Robert Moffett and three children, Butte, arrived about a wedding trip to Missoula. Out-of-town euests Included Mr. R0XY LAST TIMES TONITE ONE OF THE YEAR'S TEN BEST I and Mrs. Richard Howell, Glendive; I t-u--u-kl Mrs.

Edna McCoughey, Spokane, Mrs. Anna Harper, Sidney; Mr. and Mrs. C. J.

Vining, Paris, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Roberts, Bruce Roberts, David Braach, Missoula; Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Nicol, Mr. and Mrs. G. F.

Shook. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shook, Mr. and Mrs Wal ROSSANO BRAZZI JOAN FONTAINE 'jf CHRISTINE CARERE -J ter anooK, Mr.

ana Mrs. Dee Shook, Evelyn White, Conner; June Hawe, Deer Lodge, and Don Redman, Fargo, N. Dak. Photo by Bernie's Studio, white carnation bouquet. Dianna Meis was flower girl and wore a dress of red velvet and white lace and Bobby Centers was ring bearer.

The mother of the bride wore a purple knit suit with matching accessories and a pink rose cor- sage. The groom's mother wore a light blue dress with white acces- sories and a red rose corsage. Bruce Roberts, Missoula, cousin I of the groom, was best man and ushers were Richard Howell, Glen- Idive, brother of the bride, and tannin Mrs. Cook, a 1355 graduate or Hamilton high school, has been employed by the bureau of vocational rehabilitation for about two and a half years and is a graduate of the Modern Business College, Missoula. Mr.

Cook, a graduate of Broadwater county high school and a veteran of the Korean war, is employed by the Montana National Guard bureau at the Veteran's Administration center at Fort Harrison. Out-of-town guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ganthner and Robin, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Wall and Lavern, Ronald, Bobble, Eddie, Del-bert, Shirley. Dena and Randy Wall, all of Hamilton. Garden Clubs Talk Roadside Beantiiicafion Representatives from nine of Ravalli county's 11 garden clubs exchanged ideas on ways and means of Joining in a county-wide effort toward roadside beautification at a recent meeting at the home of Mrs. E. A.

Greenlee In Victor. Eighteen delegates from clubs at Darby, Conner, Grantsdale, Corvallis, Victor, Stevensville and Florence discussed the needs and points to work on and were to report to their clubs where a proposal to support the program will be made. The delegates will meet again Jan. 29 at 8 p. m.

in the Corvallis Community hall to decide on a definite program. Bill Thomas, county agent; Mrs. Gladys Musgrbve, home demonstration agent, and Sid Tietema, county-agent-at-large, also Miss Carol Jean Howell became the bride of Daryl R. Taulman in a double ring, candlelight ceremony performed by Rev. James D.

Knice-ly in St. Paul's Episcopal church Christmas eve. The church was decorated with Christmas greens and white mums. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Harley A. Howell and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taulman. Leonard Sargent played traditional wedding music and accompanied Tom Mitchell who sang "Always" and "The Wedding Prayer." The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore an original "Portrait" creation in Point De spiret lace with fitted bodice, sabrina neckline, short sleeves and pointed finger-tip mitts.

The front of the bouffant skirt had alternate ruffles of lace and pleated nylon tulle. The train of Point De spiret lace ended with the pleated tulle. The fingertip veil was caught up to a seed pearl tiara and her jewelry was a pearl necklace. She carried a bouquet of white roses and stephanotis with white ribbon streamers. Mrs.

Richard Howell, Glendive, sister-in-law of the bride, was matron of honor, and wore a medium blue sheath dress and carried a colonial bouquet of redroses and white carnations. June Hawe, Deer Lodge, school chum of the bride, was bridesmaid and wore a red ballerina-lenght chiffon dress and carried a white carnation bouquet. Amy Dittmaier, junior bridesmaid, also wore a red taffeta ballerina-length dress and carried a STARTS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7 Gary Rouse. A wedding reception was held in the Guild hall following the ceremony with decorations including red and white flowers and Christmas greens. Mrs.

B. J. Dittmaier and Mrs. Richard Howell served the cake; Mrs. Dan Goode served the punch, Mrs.

Ed Oertli the coffee. Mrs. J. B. Centers was in charge of the guest book and Mrs.

Harold Mildenberger took care of the gifts. Mrs. Taulman is a 1956 Hamilton school graduate and is employed in the business office of the Mountain States Telephone office. Mr. Taulman, a 1955 graduate of Hamilton high school, was employed by the county road department for three years until his enlistment for six months of National Guard active duty last fall.

He left Friday to return to Fort Sill to complete his active service and expects to be discharged Feb. 9 when he plans to return to work with the road department. Mrs. Taulman chose a red velveteen sheath dress and a white corsage and black accessories to wear when they left for an overnight DRESS OXFORDS FIATS SNOW ROOTS Buy One Pair of Sale Shoesat Reg. Price AMnTHFR PAIR ilF CZ uti nnuiiiL.il nut ui unLL, SHOES FOR ONLY WOMEN'S SHOES ONLY A7 THE RAVALLI COUNTY BANK SPECIAL CH0UP OF CHILDREN'S SHOES 3-M 4" SPORTSWEAR QEPAR7MEm 2lz Interest On Savings Accounts DEPOSITS MADE BY THE 10th DRAW INTEREST FROM THE FIRST SKIRTS I BLOUSES Ladies and Misses DRESSES VALUES TO $14.95 BUY ONE GET ANOTHER FOB YOUR CHOICE $1 $4 $5 3 Interest On Certificates Of Dep THESE ARE AUTOMATICALLY RENEWABLE CHILDREN'S HOSIERY Smartee Sets DRESSES FIRST QUALITY NYLON BUY ONE GET MOTHER FOR 3 I START YOUR CHRISTMAS CLUB NOW AND GET YOUR CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECK FOR NEXT CHRISTMAS' SHOPPING MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MONTANA'S OLDEST STATE CHARTERED BANK ALL SALES STRICTLY CASH And FINAL is Page 4 Daily Ravalli Republican Tuesday, Jan.

6, 1959.