Beverly Anderson age 77
Beverly (Edward J) Morgan
Happy personality. Enjoyed children.
1930 Census Salt Lake City, Utah
Theodore Anderson 36, carman, railroad
Beatrice Anderson 29
Beverly Anderson 5, daughter
Vivian Salter 10, stepdaughter
Marjorie Salter 8, stepdaughter
Living 56 West 6th South
1940 Census Salt Lake City, Utah
Theodore Anderson 47, car inspector, R R Co.
Beatrice Anderson 39*
Beverly Anderson 15, daughter
Vivian Salter 20, step-daughter, telephone opr.
Marjorie Salter 18, step-daughter
Renting, 128 West 6th So.
1945 Salt Lake City, Utah
Wedding Tidings Heralded
This morning was heralded with wedding bells for Miss Beverly Anderson and chief warrent officer Edward J Morgan, for the couple stood before Rev J G Delaire to recite their vows in St Ann's church at 11 am.
The drape model afternoon frock chosen by the bride was soft grey and peach flower print with décolleté flesh chiffon inset outlines with self-flowers at the neck. With large white hat and accessories the bride wore a white orchid corsage.
The home of the bride's parents, Mr and Mrs Ted Anderson, 2512 South 7th East, was flower-filled for the reception Wednesday evening. Standing with the bride in the receiving line was her sister Mrs Whitney Hanks as honor matron. Mr Morgan, resident of 775 Simpson ave., asked Frank Miller to perform best man honors.
Following the reception the couple will leave for a brief honeymoon.
Salt Lake Telegram, May 30 1945, Page 10.
Her father Theodore, worked for the railroad.
Half-brother William Edward Salter 1904-1978
Half-sister Vivian Salter Hanks
Half-sister Marjorie Salter Pierce
Beverly (Edward J) Morgan
Happy personality. Enjoyed children.
1930 Census Salt Lake City, Utah
Theodore Anderson 36, carman, railroad
Beatrice Anderson 29
Beverly Anderson 5, daughter
Vivian Salter 10, stepdaughter
Marjorie Salter 8, stepdaughter
Living 56 West 6th South
1940 Census Salt Lake City, Utah
Theodore Anderson 47, car inspector, R R Co.
Beatrice Anderson 39*
Beverly Anderson 15, daughter
Vivian Salter 20, step-daughter, telephone opr.
Marjorie Salter 18, step-daughter
Renting, 128 West 6th So.
1945 Salt Lake City, Utah
Wedding Tidings Heralded
This morning was heralded with wedding bells for Miss Beverly Anderson and chief warrent officer Edward J Morgan, for the couple stood before Rev J G Delaire to recite their vows in St Ann's church at 11 am.
The drape model afternoon frock chosen by the bride was soft grey and peach flower print with décolleté flesh chiffon inset outlines with self-flowers at the neck. With large white hat and accessories the bride wore a white orchid corsage.
The home of the bride's parents, Mr and Mrs Ted Anderson, 2512 South 7th East, was flower-filled for the reception Wednesday evening. Standing with the bride in the receiving line was her sister Mrs Whitney Hanks as honor matron. Mr Morgan, resident of 775 Simpson ave., asked Frank Miller to perform best man honors.
Following the reception the couple will leave for a brief honeymoon.
Salt Lake Telegram, May 30 1945, Page 10.
Her father Theodore, worked for the railroad.
Half-brother William Edward Salter 1904-1978
Half-sister Vivian Salter Hanks
Half-sister Marjorie Salter Pierce
Beverly Anderson age 77
Beverly (Edward J) Morgan
Happy personality. Enjoyed children.
1930 Census Salt Lake City, Utah
Theodore Anderson 36, carman, railroad
Beatrice Anderson 29
Beverly Anderson 5, daughter
Vivian Salter 10, stepdaughter
Marjorie Salter 8, stepdaughter
Living 56 West 6th South
1940 Census Salt Lake City, Utah
Theodore Anderson 47, car inspector, R R Co.
Beatrice Anderson 39*
Beverly Anderson 15, daughter
Vivian Salter 20, step-daughter, telephone opr.
Marjorie Salter 18, step-daughter
Renting, 128 West 6th So.
1945 Salt Lake City, Utah
Wedding Tidings Heralded
This morning was heralded with wedding bells for Miss Beverly Anderson and chief warrent officer Edward J Morgan, for the couple stood before Rev J G Delaire to recite their vows in St Ann's church at 11 am.
The drape model afternoon frock chosen by the bride was soft grey and peach flower print with décolleté flesh chiffon inset outlines with self-flowers at the neck. With large white hat and accessories the bride wore a white orchid corsage.
The home of the bride's parents, Mr and Mrs Ted Anderson, 2512 South 7th East, was flower-filled for the reception Wednesday evening. Standing with the bride in the receiving line was her sister Mrs Whitney Hanks as honor matron. Mr Morgan, resident of 775 Simpson ave., asked Frank Miller to perform best man honors.
Following the reception the couple will leave for a brief honeymoon.
Salt Lake Telegram, May 30 1945, Page 10.
Her father Theodore, worked for the railroad.
Half-brother William Edward Salter 1904-1978
Half-sister Vivian Salter Hanks
Half-sister Marjorie Salter Pierce
Beverly (Edward J) Morgan
Happy personality. Enjoyed children.
1930 Census Salt Lake City, Utah
Theodore Anderson 36, carman, railroad
Beatrice Anderson 29
Beverly Anderson 5, daughter
Vivian Salter 10, stepdaughter
Marjorie Salter 8, stepdaughter
Living 56 West 6th South
1940 Census Salt Lake City, Utah
Theodore Anderson 47, car inspector, R R Co.
Beatrice Anderson 39*
Beverly Anderson 15, daughter
Vivian Salter 20, step-daughter, telephone opr.
Marjorie Salter 18, step-daughter
Renting, 128 West 6th So.
1945 Salt Lake City, Utah
Wedding Tidings Heralded
This morning was heralded with wedding bells for Miss Beverly Anderson and chief warrent officer Edward J Morgan, for the couple stood before Rev J G Delaire to recite their vows in St Ann's church at 11 am.
The drape model afternoon frock chosen by the bride was soft grey and peach flower print with décolleté flesh chiffon inset outlines with self-flowers at the neck. With large white hat and accessories the bride wore a white orchid corsage.
The home of the bride's parents, Mr and Mrs Ted Anderson, 2512 South 7th East, was flower-filled for the reception Wednesday evening. Standing with the bride in the receiving line was her sister Mrs Whitney Hanks as honor matron. Mr Morgan, resident of 775 Simpson ave., asked Frank Miller to perform best man honors.
Following the reception the couple will leave for a brief honeymoon.
Salt Lake Telegram, May 30 1945, Page 10.
Her father Theodore, worked for the railroad.
Half-brother William Edward Salter 1904-1978
Half-sister Vivian Salter Hanks
Half-sister Marjorie Salter Pierce
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