Shower Honors Newlyweds at Scout House
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Freestone hosted a Friday evening shower at the Scout House for their daughter Afton Freestone Campbell, now Mrs. George W. Campbell. The event featured a Valentine theme with red and white decor and a large heart centerpiece, about 125 guests, and out of town attendees from Craig and Rifle. Afton, a Uintah High School senior, wore a black afternoon dress. George Campbell is a Kansas State College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Freestone
Scout House
Afton
George W. Campbell
Casper Wye
Stro
Lewis Freestone
Alpha Davis
Delaine Watkins
Ethel Feenhow
Louis Freestone
Dean Freestone
Albert Freestone
Milton Crimpbell
Ronald Preece
Dan Smith
Harold Beard Hind
Irene
Craig
Ernrat Beard
Rifle
Campbell
Uintah High School
Mr. Campbell
Kansas State College
Manhatten
Kan
Tally Club Holds Regular Meeting At Farmer Home
Members of the Tally club met Wednesday January 28 at Mrs. Vern Farmer's home. Bridge was played with Mrs. Robert Olsen winning high prize, Mrs. Ray Paull low prize and Mrs. Vincent Helzen travel prize. Luncheon served to nine members. Next meeting set for February 9 at Mrs. Eugene K Sundquist's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tally Club
Vern Farmer
Robert Olsen
Ray Paull
Vincent Helzen
Eugene K. Sundquist
Variety Club Entertained By Mrs Russell Holley
Mrs Russell Holley hosted the Variety club at her home Friday January 28 with twelve members present. Rummy and prizes were part of the evening and refreshments were served. Mrs Kerl Fowler will entertain the club at the next meeting on February 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Holly
Grant Heath
Orvel Hullinger
Kerl Fowler
Utopia club hosts fine arts lecture at Mrs Jones home
Mrs Orion Jones presided as Mrs G E Unterman gave an illustrated lecture on fine art to 14 members and two guests. Hosts Mrs Edgar Jones and Mrs Bessie Swain served a three course luncheon assisted by Mrs Paul Batty Mrs Lynn Martinsen and Helen Evans. Guests included Mrs Untermann and Mrs LaMar Thacker. A no hostess meeting is planned for Feb 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Jones
Bessie Swain
Utopia Club
Jones
Orion Jones
G. E. Unterman
Paul Batty
Lynn Martinsen
Helen Evans
Untermann
LaMar Thacker
Maeser MIA Gold and Green Ball Held Friday
Annual Maeser LDS ward Gold and Green Ball took place in the ward chapel amusement hall. Queen Elva Timothy wore blue satin, with attendants Gayla Hacking and Sybil Perry. Escorts included Glade Hall and others. June crowd featured junior girls, senior scouts, and a floor show directed by Mr and Mrs Carl Collett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeser Lds Ward
Ward Chapel
Elva Timothy
Gayla Hacking
Sybil Perry
Glade Hall
Rulon Hacking Jr
Danny Turner
Janice Raines
Jimmy Vernon
Rita Hall
Boyd Ray Ashby
Carol Darlene Hall
Sheldon Horrocks
Carl Collett
Violet Caldwell
MIA
Bee Hive
Carrie Merkley
Rudy Krissman
Cultural Arts Club Hosts No-Hostess Valentine Party
Members of the Cultural Arts club enjoyed a no hostess party at Mrs. Laurence Fox’s home last week. A red and white tray luncheon was served by several members. The program featured Utah poets and authors presented by Mrs. Ernest Johnson with piano by her daughter Loreen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultural Arts Club
Laurence Fox
Valentine
Ralph Walker
Wm. Jatobe
Wiley Stewart
Frank Walker
Fox.panies
Utah
Ernest Johnson
Loreen
Vahl Bodily Takes Salt Lake City Girl as Bride
Early February wedding performed in the LDS temple in Salt Lake City united Miss Mary Jackson and Vahl W. Bodily. The ceremony and reception were at the Winderward chapel in East Lake City with a satin gown, beaded crown, and brides roses. The couple plans a honeymoon in Twin Falls Idaho and will reside in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
LDS Temple
United
Mary Jackson
J. Willam Jackson
Salt Take City
Vahl W. Bodily
C. W. Bodily
Gusher
Haroldec
Winderward Chapel
East Lake City
Willam H. Cardwell Jr
Ellen Jackson
Garn Bodily
Afton Bodily
Shirley Henderson
Granite High School
Salt Lake City
LDS Church
Texas
Louisiana
Bodily
Alterra High School
Texas-Louisiana
Legion Auxiliary Food Sale Saturday at Ashton Bros
Members of Witbeck Post No 11 American Legion Auxiliary sponsor a baked foods sale Saturday morning at Ashton Bros store. Proceeds fund the auxiliary. Fine cakes pies and homemade bread will be featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witbeck Post No. 11 American Legion Auxilary
Ashton Bros
Progressive Arts Club Hear Talk on American Homes
The Progressive Arts Club met Thursday at the home of Mrs. Vincent Helzen with Mrs. Paul Lunt as hostess. Mrs. Hugh Caldwell chaired the program featuring Mrs. Wiley Stewart speaking on the American Home and Mrs. Vernon Richards reviewing the United Nations. After a brief business meeting, luncheon was served to 11 members and two guests, Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Louie Siddo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Arts Club
Vincent Helzen
Paul Lunt
Hugh Caldwell
Wiley Stewart
Vernon Richards
United Nations
Stewart
Louie Siddo“way
O. T. Bridge Club Meets At Mrs Ross Home
Mrs O R Ross hosted the O T Bridge Club Monday evening with 12 members and two guests, Mrs Lloyd Watkins and Mrs A P Voorhies. A full dinner followed by bridge prizes went to high scorer Mrs George Roth, draw winner Mrs Franc eelehy, and low to Mrs F G Eskelson. Next meeting set for Feb 10 at Mrs Donald Barr's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Ross
O. T. Bridge Club
Lloyd Watkins
A. P. Voorhies
High
George Roth
Francs Eelehy
F. G. Eskelson
Donald Barr
Campus Capers By A Ute Coed
A campus pageant reports a Mendelssohn chorus performance on Feb 4 at VHS with Helen Twitchell and Cherie Gurr among the audience. The feature covers Prom plans led by Mary Allee Calder, a Girls League debate on public displays, and Uintah Utes versus Duchesne Eagles on court with a 24 19 final and a spirited postgame dance toppled by the Ute Stomp.
Rebekah Lodge to Meet February 16 at IOOF Hall
The Rebekah Lodge holds its regular meeting Feb 16 at the IOOF Hall. A Valentine and card party follows with hostesses Bill and Lou Havens, Ruth Stevens and Rhoda Robinson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Bill
Lou Havens
Ruth ‘Stevens
Rhoda Robinson
Vernal News Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
Grate Manwaring J D Jones traveled to Salt Lake Sunday. Aegglenn spent the weekend in Salt Lake City on business. Mrs Albert Hodgkinson returned Tuesday after three days in Garfield Salt Lake City and Provo. Miss Gloria Wallis BYU student weekend in Vernal then Provo Sunday. Laftell Anderson Uintah Packing Co owner and wife left Friday for San Francisco for a meat packers convention February 10 11. Mrs Kenneth Tidwell and daughter Beverly of Garfield arrived Vernal Tuesday evening for a week or ten days with her parents. Mr and Mrs Albert Hodgkinson visited Vernal Wednesday at the county courthouse. Marden Broadbent livestock extension specialist met 4-H members on show animal care. Mr and Mrs Clark Larsen of Moses Lake Wash left Vernal after attending funeral services for Mrs George Taylor Roosevelt. Miss Carlie Goodrich recently employed in Washington DC chosen to stand in wedding reception for Mr and Mrs Calvin Madsen and attended Truman inaugural. Mr and Mrs Karl Collier returned Tuesday from Salt Lake City after special business and were caught in a heavy snowstorm. They reported seeing 25 plus cars off the road. Mr and Mrs Walter Hazelbush and grandson Robert Allen left for Golden Gate Cal to attend funeral services for Robert Hazelbush killed in action in Luzon. Mr and Mrs Harold Calder and three sons met snow on return from Bountiful and spent night in Park City. Prof Don C Carter former Vernal resident now sociology professor at USAC Logan named chair of Annual Boy Scout Pow Wow March 17–18. Carter, an Eagle scout, leads youth activities and serves as committee chair for Cache Valley Boy Scout council. He previously worked as child welfare consultant and directed boy’s camp for Los Angeles probation department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don C. Carter
USAC
Logan
Carter
Cache Valley
State Department of Public Welfare
Boy’s.camp
Los Angeles
Beaux Arts Club Hears UNESCO Talk at Coltons
Members of the Beaux Arts club gathered at Mrs. Hugh W. Colton’s home Wednesday evening. Nancy Colton gave a talk on UNESCO and A. M. Rich provided a resume of world happenings. A salad luncheon was served to 15 members and one guest, Mrs. J L Siddoway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaux Arts Club
Hugh
W. Colton
Unesco Wi
Nancy Colton
A. M
Rich
J. L. Siddoway
No-Heaters Party Meld Held At Mrs W Pope Home
A small gathering titled No-Heaters Party meld took place at the home of Mrs W Pope on Thursday evening. Mrs visor Karren will entertain the club at their next meeting on Feb 2M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Pope
Renee Pearl
Visor Karren
Gold and Green Ball Planned at Ward Chapel
The annual Gold and Green Ball will be held Tuesday at Ward Chapel. Miss Jeone Gardiner is the Queen for the occasion. Music will be provided by the Naples Orchestra as Ashley Wardans prepare the event in Naples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Waral
RTA
Vwi
Iti Sa
Jeone Gardiner
Naples
Mrs. O. A. Ross Hosts Finesse Club Meeting
Finesse bridge club met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. O. A. Ross. Eleven members and one guest, Mrs. Lloyd Watkins, attended. Mrs. Rulon Hacking won high prize. draws were won by Mrs. Pearl Johnston and Mrs. Dick Tiffany. Hostess served a salad luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Ross
Lloyd Watkins
Rulon Hacking
Pearl Johnston
Dick Tiffany
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Friday Planned
Mrs. Dave Hatch announces a Friday 2 30 p m gathering of all auxiliary members at Mrs. Frank Couture s home. Business topics to be discussed and final plans set for the food sale the group sponsors Saturday at Ashton Brosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Hatch
American Legion Auxiliary
Frank Couture
Ashton Brosse
Junior Current Topics Club Hosts Meeting at Henderson Home
Mrs Charles Henderson and Mrs Orlan Johnson hosted the Junior Current Topics club gathering at the Henderson home Wednesday evening with 17 members and guests Orpha Kay and Pally Hazelbush in attendance. Mrs Paul Batty read a play and a salad luncheon was served. Next meeting date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henderson
Orlan Johnson
Henderson
Paul Batty
Orpha Kay
Pally Hazelbush
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Variety Club
Russell Holley
Andre Murphy
Wanda Vendrix
Paré
Vernal
East Main
Vahl
Girl
Legion Auxiliary
Mendelssohn
VHS
Helen Twitchell
Cherie Gurr
the Green Chapel
Bryce Caldwells
Kathryn
Melva Jean Clark
Merlene Davis
Dale Openshaw
Stanley Anderson
Republic
Carrie Calder
Marquita Goodrich
Mary Allee Calder
Kathryn Clark
Lorain Bardy
Elaine Wilkins
Duane Paulson
Davis
Utes
Ute
Uintah Utes
Duchesne
Joy Twitcher
Helen
Hein
Josdick
Hullinger
Eavy
G. Michl
Carole Calder
Eagles
Kent Taylor
Wilma Mann
By Grate Manwaring
J.D. Jones
Salt ‘Lake
Lewis Abegglen
Len
Salt Lake’ City
Albert Hodgkinson
Garfield
Provo
Gloria Wallis
BYU
Laftell Anderson
Uintah Packing Co
San Francisco
Kenneth Tidwell
Beverly
County Court House
Marden Broadbent
4-H
Clark Larsen
Moses Lake
Wash
Dick Gardiner
Larsens
George Taylor
Roosevelt
Larsen
Carlie Goodrich
Washington, D. C
Calvin Madsen
Miss Goodrich
Karl Collier
Colliers
Walter Hazelbush
Robert Allen
Golden Gate
Cal
Robert Hazelbush
Luzon
Harold Calder
Roger
Richard
Billy
Bountiful
Park City
Unesco
Thomas Turner
Claudius ‘Banks
Frank Michel
Dean Mooh
Mra
Ted Cl8vand
Bo Weissa
Floyd Evans
Hubert Clark
Tycheens
Dee Chivers
David Roberts
Tiebert Wi Jones
Artesia
Martin Oaks
Wilbur Oaks
Hospital News
Uintah Basin Hospital
William Winn
Franklin Hintz
Straussie Birchell
Johnnie Cotton
Ruth Parker
Rangely
Reginald Freestone
Julia Freestone
Clara Turner
Jensen
Allan Brewer
Grant J. Richens
James Ronald Jensen
Sterling
Ivan Bafer
Ashley Ward
Iota
Mrs. O. A. Ross
Tanelia
Klenzqrom
Porua
Garden Gate Floral O.P. Skaggs
Mttcs
CTA
Foyer Vary
LFS
Utah Motor
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