Lady Lions Club Talent Show Highlights Meeting
Thirty six members of the Lady Lions met at the Gate way Cafe for a monthly session led by vice president Mrs LeRoy Taylor. A nominating committee was named and a talent show followed with acts from Kathleen Robinson Sharon Evang and Michael Batty among others. An international skit featured twelve youths in nation costumes with readings and a group dance. Dinner, prizes, and guests marked the evening with hostesses named for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Lions Club
Gateway Cafe
LeRoy Taylor
Hugh W. Colton
Orlan Watkins
C. J. Neal
Colton
Kathleen Robinson
Sharon Evang
Michael Batty
Paul Batty
Eleanor King
Norma Luck
Glen Lambert
Delores Joffries
Allene Calder
Zelph Calder
Dilworth Rust
Lauran Fox
Anita Campbell
Janie Siddeway
Nancy Hacking
France
Tony Claff
United States
Harold Smith
Canada
Julian Goodrich
England
Gary Campbell
Brazil
Mary Low Richardson
Holland
Jackie Turner
China
Annette Balty
Old
Mexico
C. B. Yates
Rulon Hacking
Ralph Siddeway
Leland Bennion
New
Phyllis Luck Wins Trip to National Convention
Phyllis Luck of Uintah High School was selected as one of five Utah representatives to the Distributive Clubs of America third annual convention in Topeka Kansas from April 24 to 27. She will serve as official delegate and help set policy for the 30 000 member national organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phylls Luck
Uintah DE Club
National Organization
DE Clubs of America
Memphis
Tenn
Utah
Elaine Fergus Jensen
Logan Club
Women’s Faculty League Hosts Spring Spread at Uintah High
The Uintah high school Women’s Faculty League entertained husbands at their annual Spring Spread. Ten couples attended a four course pot luck dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Elred Wright’s home. Prizes were won by Mrs. Frank Walker, Mrs. Lee Ralph, Mrs. A. A. Rigby, Kay Rich, and Dallas Workman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Faculty League
Uintah High School
Hus
Elred Wright
Frank Walker
Lee Ralph
A. A. Rigby
Kay Rich
Dallas Workman
Lee Ralphs
Clair Swenson
Dance Honors New Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery
Bridal shower honored Mixine Kitchen Montgomery at the Tridell ward LDS chapel with gifts and family attendance. The couple wed March 22 in Elko Nevada and reside in Vernal where he works. a dance followed the reception with a program and refreshments at the bride’s homeward bound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasocs G. Montgomery
Tridell Ward
Charles Glines
Marilyn Robins
Vernal
Owen Bartlett
George W. Bartlett
Rex Taylor
James Montgomery
Wayne Martinson
Montgomery
Elko
Nevada
Lady Missionaries Hear Finland Mission Report
Members of the Lady Missionary group met at Miss Grace Manwaring's home for their monthly meeting. Miss Stella Richards led the lesson on prophecies and their fulfillment related to Jews and Palestine, while Mrs. A Theodore Johnson spoke on her Finland mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Missionary Group
Grace Manwaring
Miss Manwaring
Palestine
Stella Richards
A. Theodore Johnson
Finland
Alex Sessions
LaVell Manwaring
Miss Richards
20th Century Club Honors Leath Miller
The 20th Century club hosted a dinner at Hotel Vernal Friday for Mrs. Leath Miller who is leaving Vernal soon. Daffodils and iris adorned the tables before the group moved to Mrs. B H Stringham’s home for Rummy. A gift was presented to Mrs. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
20Th Century Club
Hotel Vernal
Leath Miller
Vernal
B. H. Stringham
Stake Special Interest Party Plans Announced
Members of the Amish Stake Special Interest group will hold their annual spring party at Imperial Hall. This year the event is a May Dance with baskets of cookies as the center of attraction during the refreshment hour when numbers will be drawn for the baskets and partners. The semi formal budget party invites all stake members over 25 and guest cards are available through ward bishops. Krissman orchestra will provide music. officers in charge include Dr. R. E. Spendlove Wintle Johnson Bart Merkley and Nelle McConkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Hall
Krissman Orchestra
R. E. Spendlove
Winttle ¥. Johnson
Bart Merkley
Nelle McConkle
Lapoint 4 H Club Elects Officers for New Season
The Busy Bee 4 H club at Lapoint held its first meeting at Lapoint school on Thursday afternoon. Myrtle Bisel chaired the gathering. Velda Rasmussen was named president, Myrtle Bisel vice president, Francis Lou Jenkins secretary, Alice Jenkins reporter, and Mary Lou Huber song leader. Merle Horrocks is the club leader with Miss Ruby Smith, Ukntah county home demonstration agent, assisting. Ten members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapoint School
Myrtle Bisel
Velda Rasmussen
Francis Lou Jenkins
Alice Jenkins
Mary Lou Huber
Merle Horrocks
Ruby Smith
Ukntah County
Camp Thornburg D U P Holds Monthly Meeting
Camp Thornburg D U P held its monthly meeting at Mrs Rowena Richens home with co host Mrs Tillie Bascom presiding Ethelwynne Collett read her life history Leonard Horrocks gave a reading dessert lunch was served to 25 members Other groups met at member homes including Tally club Ace High bridge club Variety club and the next meetings were announced with dates in April and April 21 and 27 hosted by different members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Carroll
Erma Brewer
Utah Power and Light Ladies
Carroll
Barbara Mohr
Laura Rasmusser
Aston Fullmer
Ethel Brown
Seer
Camp Thornburg Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Rowena Richens
Tillie Bascom
Ethelwynne Collett
Leonard Horrocks
Della Anderson
Ralph Ashton
Tally Club
Sigw
Max Cluff
Ray Paull
E. K. Lundquist Low
Cluff
Russell Holley
Ekas
Kenneth Carroll
Ace High Bridge Club
D e@ Nosylor
Leland Berrison
Raymond Siddgway
O. M. Boswell
Naylor
George Millecam
Heber Witmer
Bryce Erickson
Robert Morrison
Everett Pitt
Federated Clubs Hold Spring Convention Here
The Uintah Basin District Federated Women held their Spring Convention in Vernal on Thursday April 14 with sessions at Central school and later at the Vernal dining room. Officers and club presidents were elected and installed and a new junior club from Roosevelt named Sociatettes was welcomed. The Utah Federated Women’s Clubs state convention will be in Salt Lake City June 21 and 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Vernal
Central School
W. A. Jacobs
Uryon
Murray
Mra. JR. Morrison
Salt Lake City
Rookevelt
Gene Seodquist
Chariog Tlen
Choismens
Ootoy Orbryston
Murmy
Xtite
Harold Christensen
Springville
Efite Second View
Kingston
Gordon
Harmston
Roosevelt
Roy Showalter
Lon Logan
Fort. Duchesne
Jesse A. Haws
Parley Rawlings
Phillip Martin
Frank Yack
Ralph Walker
Fort Duchesne
Future Golden Gleaners Schedule April 27 Meeting
All Gleaner girls in Uintah stake their class leaders ward YWMIA executive officers and Golden Gleaner girls will be entertained Wednesday evening next week at the regular monthly meeting of the Future Golden Gleaner Girls at Second ward chapel at 7 30 p m The program will be directed by Ashley and Vernal Second ward Gleaner girls with Class leaders Mrs Ronald Preece and Mrs Erwin Boeler in charge A musical program has been planned and hobbies of the girls will be displayed All groups in the stake are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Stake
Ward Ywmia
Golden Gleaner
Second Ward Chapel
Ashley and Vernal Second Ward Gleaner
Ronald Preece
Erwin Boeler
Business and Professional Women Easter Social Hints of Spring
The Business and Professional Women's club hosted an Easter social at Gateway Cafe with 14 members. Mrs Roe Ashton Mrs Harvey Christensen and Miss Lois Lusty served as hostesses. A short business meeting preceded an evening of Monte Carlo Whist with prizes. Vonetta Schonno Mrs Walter Woolley and Miss Helen Banks won prizes. A large basket of eggs served as the centerpiece and Mrs Jorgene 60 won a prize for guessing the exact egg count valued at four dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe Ashton
Harvey Christensen
Lois Lusty
Business and Professional Women's Club
Gateway Cafe
Monte Carlo
Vonetta Schonno
Walter Woolley
Helen Banks
John Jorgene
Jensen Homemakers Hold April Meeting and Poster Contest
Jensen Homemakers met April 14 at Alice Merkley’s home with Doris Rich as assistant hostess. Mada Dudley presided and the group funded prizes for Jensen school art posters on Better Breakfast week. Ruby Smith and others were named judges. posters to be exhibited at May meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen Homemakers’ Club
Alice Merkley
Doris Rich
Mada Dudley
Jensen School
Jensen Pta
Ruby Smith
Pearl Johnston
Mary Gardner
Miss Smith
Red Cross
Naomi Dudley
Grant Calder
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Utah Power & Light Ladies
Phyllis Luck
Miss Phyllis Luck
Mrs. Montgomery
Ralph Hartley
Ray
Bus Hatch
Frank
Ontario
Ore
Eee Emsc EN
Standard of California
J. Sander
Weeks
W. B. Bud
Ball
GMC
Vernal Auto Shop
E 20Th Century Club
Special
Lapoint 4-H
Camp
Thornburg
DUP
Ace High Club
Tain
America
O. K. Appliance CO
West Main
Federated Clubs
Future Golden Gleaners
Business & Professional
Jensen Homemakers
Frye
5Th West
East Main
Goodrich
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