Staksweetheart Rose Ball Draws Large Local Crowd
A large crowd attended the Stake MIA Sweetheart Rose Ball at Glines chapel on Thursday evening honoring Junior Girls, Senior Scouts, Gleaner Girly and Master M Men with ward officers and Golden Gleaners. Glines ward won best attendance. Naples and Vernal First wards took second and third. Games were led by Mrs. Ernest Johnson. floor shows by Vernal wards and Mrs. Darrell King. Vocal solos by Tamera Hacking and others. Valentine candy served by youngsters. Hall decorations featured a white picket fence with red roses. Arrangements led by Mrs. Hacking and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitgh
Glineschapel
Ward Aid Stake
Glines Ward
Naples
Vernal
Ernest Johnson
Colleen Biings
Maughn Colton
Darrell King
Ray Hatch
Eugene Sund
Quist
Tamera Hacking
Leo Hacking
Gwen Goodrich
DeMar Duvall
Glen Openshaw
Opal Timothy
De.rylp Billings
Colleen Billings
Anna Lou White
Ronnie Jensen
Grant Hacking
Janis Fisher
Ward Holds Cold And Green Ball At Ward Chapel
The ward Gold and Green Ball for Tridel was hosted Thursday evening at the ward chapel. Red and white decorations framed a Valentine ambiance as Fay Cook was crowned Gold and Green queen with attendants Alice Anderson and Barbara Morrill. Jay Harvey served as escort and Steven Ross as crown bearer. A Bee Hive floor show and a tap dance by Loraine, Diane and Barbara Hullinger highlighted the event.
Camp Thornburg DUP to Sponsor Basket Dance
Mrs. Neva Ashby announces Camp Thornburg DUP will sponsor a married folks basket dance at Maeser ward chapel on February 18 at 9 00 p m. Couples should bring a basket lunch for two and join the fun.
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Camp Thornburg Dup
Neva Ashby
Camp
Thornburg
Maeser Ward Chapel
Grace Jones Weds La Mar McCourt in Wellington Ceremony
Miss Grace Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Jones of Springs Glen Utah formerly of érnal became the bride of La Mar McCourt son of Mrs Rose McCourt of Price in an evening rite on February 5. Bishop Grant Gerber officiated at his Wellington home. The bride wore blue taffeta. About 100 guests attended a reception after the ceremony and the couple will reside in Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Jones
Claude Jones
Springs Glen
Utah
Érnal
la Mar McCourt
Rose McCourt
Price
Grant Gerber
Wellington
Lady Lions hear UNESCO review and Polio drive gift
Members and guests of the Lady Lions met at Gate Way Cafe on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Hugh W. Colton presented a review on the aims of UNESCO. The club contributed 10 to UNESCO and the Polio drive. Mrs. G. E. Undermann gave an illustrated Natural History lecture. A full course dinner was served to members and five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Lions Club
Gateway Cafe
Hugh W. Colton
Unesco
G. E. Undermann
Untermann
Hatch Sundquaist
Lucille Lipphardt
W. D. Granger
Henry Millecam Jr
Mary Hoth
Lucille Watkins
Losena Anderson
Lena Haws
Rose Millecam
Sada Sweatman
Jennie Feltch
WirsSinia Rigby
Catherine Stringham
Mrs. Eugene Sundquist Hosts Tally Club Meeting
Mrs Eugene Sundquist entertained the Tally Club at her home last Wednesday evening. Nine members and three guests attended a salad luncheon. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Max Cluff and Mrs Vincent Helzen. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Kenneth Sowards with Mrs Grant Peary on February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tally Club
Eugene Sundquist
A. H. Waker
Max Cluff
Bus Eldridge
Vincent Helzen
Kenneth Sowards
Grant Peary
Former Vernal Girl to Marry Former Vernal Girl
Announcement of the forthcoming marriage of Miss Joann Duke of Salt Lake City formerly of Vernal to William A. Lewis. The wedding is set for February 21 at the Lewis home in Salt Lake City with a reception to follow. Harold Duke of Vernal will serve as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joann Duke
Mrs. Ray, Duke
Salt Lake, City
Vernal
William A. Lewis
C. Edward Lewis
Lewis
Salt Lake City
Harold Duke
Mr. Lewis
Shower Honors Bride at Artesia Fleet Shower
Mrs. C Colletts Mrs. C Norton and Mrs A A Tucker hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Lee Hoffman of Denver at Mrs Tucker’s Artesia home. Festivities included bingo with prizes for Hoffman Robison Herron Ingram and Erma Christiansen won the door prize. A luncheon followed for guests and their husbands. Attendees included Alice Robison Erma Christiansen Phyllis Herron June Priddy Mary Jane Bryan LaVerne Ingram Ted Crites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Colletts
C. Norton
A. A. Tucker
Tucker
Artesia
Miss Lee Hoffman
Denver
Miss Hoffman
Alice Robison
Phyllis Herron
LaVerne Ingram
Erma Christiansen
Phylllis Herron
June Priddy
Mary Jane Bryan
LaVern Ingram
Ted Crites
Cultural Arts Club Hosts No-Hostess Party
Members of the Cultural Arts club entertained their husbands at a Monday evening gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson home. A chili supper was served at small tables with fine covers and napkins. Afterward the group attended the Valentine dance at Glines chapel with couples including Gardiner Hacking Jacobe Rust Stewart Searle Smith Walker Walker Becker and Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultural Arts’ Club
Ernest Johnson
Glines Chapel
Francis Gardiner
Grant Hacking
Ferron Hacking
William Jacobe
Dick Rust
Utah Power and Light Ladies Hold Valentine Party
Mrs Andy Anderson and Mrs Shirley Bullock hosted Utah Power and Light Ladies at a Valentine party, all members dressed as little girls. Lucille Allred won best costume, with Mary Winn and Ethel Brown taking prizes in games. Mary Freeman won the guest prize. 11 members and four guests attended a salad luncheon. Next gathering will be a hobo party at Lucille Allred’s Maeser home on Feb 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Anderson
Shirley Bullock
Utah Power and Light Ladies
Ladies Guild Reviews Men From Asia in Meeting
Members of the Ladies Guild gathered at Mrs. Charles Halstead’s home with ten members and a guest. Helen Williams reviewed Men From Asia, the market basket was won by Williams, and plans were made for a Community House card party on February 21. Light refreshments followed. The next meeting is set for March 7 at Mrs. Everett Pitts’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Guild
Charles Halstead
Helen Williams
Asia
Williams
Everett Pitts
Camp Thornburg DUP Holds Regular Meet
Mrs. Sarah Case and Mrs. Joan Bodily hosted Camp Thornburg DUP Thursday last week. Neva Ashby led the program with a reading and a banjo solo. Lundon was served to 24 guests. next meeting at Mrs. Elsie Blackburn on March 10. Mrs. B Fields hosted Feb 3 pink and blue shower for Mrs. Heber B. Haws. prizes won by Mrs. Ralph Siddeway and Mrs. John Stagg. dessert luncheon for 20 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Case
Joan Bodily
Camp Thornburg
Neva Ashby
William Kanistanaux
Andrew Vernon
May Bowden
May Bingham
Lundon
Elsie Blackburn
B. Fields
Heber B. Haws
Ralph Siddeway
John Stagg
Fiesta of Love entertains stake girls at Glines ward
Two hundred fifty four girls aged 12 to 21 and ward and stake chairmen attended a Fiesta of Love at the Glines ward chapel last Saturday. The program included prayers led by Presidents Archie Johnson Byron Goodrich and Jesse A Haws, songs, skits, readings, and a 100 percent attendance award for fourteen girls. refreshments followed with a red heart themed table. Stake officers led by Francis Gardiner organized the gala with Clare Perry Vera VanLeuven and Erma Goodrich assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glines Ward
Archie Johnson
Byron Goodrich
Jesse A Haws
Clvics
Marquita Goodrich
Mary Lou Roberts
Gayla Hacking
Dorothy Winn
Mary Helen Merkley
Veda Untchi
Reading
Ita Slaugh
Naples Ward
Francis Gardiner
Norma Iaslom
Nila Haslem
Asiilevi Bonnie Chivers
Virginia Sceatt
Davis
Valda Pope
Eiva Timothy
Moeser
Elaine
Estel Manwaring
Faye Openshaw
Valerio Nelisen
Naples
Tess Goodrich
Lawanna Glines
Tridel
Padricia Johnson
Vernal
Clair Hop
Loyd Shimmin
Vernal First Ward
Marie Yates
Anna Smith
Gardiner
Clara Perry
Vera VanLeuven
Erma Goodrich
Sweethearts Ball Held at Davis Ward
A combined Sweethearts Ball and Gold and Green event occurred Monday evening at the Davis ward chapel under ward MIA officers. Dora Johnson reigned as Gold and Green queen with Donna Johnson as Queen of Hearts. Attendants Lola Gurr and Bonnie Chivers wore yellow attire, while Little Wene Slough and Tommy Atwood served as crown bearers. A floor show followed crowning, with two dances, under Mr. and Mrs. BH Hatch. The hall featured red and white decor and music by the Frostone orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Ward Chapel
Ward Mia
Dora Johnson
Donna Johnson
Queen of Hearts
Lola Gurr
Bonnie Chivers
Little Wene Slough
Tommy Atwood
BH Hatch
Ward
Valentine
Freestone Orchestra
Ann Kay Bartlett Camp DUP Holds Meeting
Ann Kay Bartlett Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers met at Abe Showalter’s home. Dean Merkley led the business session. Hannah Winward read histories of Jeremiah and H. H. Hatch. Sarah Bingham taught the Move South. Luncheon hosted by Mrs. Showalter, Mrs. Sarah Haws, and Mrs. Martha Weeks. Attendance 17 members and one guest. March meeting to be at Mrs. Carl Collier’s home. Hospital news lists several patients at Uintah Basin Hospital, plus two surgical patients. Congratulations note: Boyd Colton and Howard Harrison welcomed boys in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann _Kay Bartlett
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Abe Showalter
Merkley
Jermiah
H. H. Hatch
Hannah Winward
South
Sarah Bingham
Showalter
Sarah Haws
Martha
William Rosenburg
Carl Collier
Denver Girl Exchanges Vows in Vernal Ceremony
Leona Hoffman of Victoria Kansas and Kenneth Manor wed in Saint James church Vernal. Ceremony conducted by Father Blaze Schumacher followed by breakfast and reception at Hotel Vernal. Bride wore white suit with blue accessories and red white rose corsage. Matron of honor Mrs Clyde Coletti. best man Clyde Coletti. Newlyweds to reside at Wiley's Resort near Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Hoffman
Conrad Hoffman
Victoria
Kansas
Kenneth Manor
New Saint James Church
Blaze Schumacher
R. A. Tucker
Hotel Vernal
Clyde Coletti
Wiley’s Resort
Manor
Denver
B. R. Manor
Minnesota
Alta Neal
Mid-Continent Supply Co
Bangley
Phyllis. Herron
Mary Jane Byron
Harry Christiansen
R. A. Busker
Marriage Licenses Issued for Four Couples in February
William R. Siwo aged 55 of Artesia n and Helen Cleve Tyson 48 of Rangely received licenses on February 10. Glen N. C. Murdock 23 of Fort Duchesne and Joyce Anderson 17 of Tridel secured theirs on February 11. Kenneth Manner 28 of Rangely and Leona Hoffman 30 of Denver also licensed on February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Siwo
Artesian
Helen Cleve Tyson
Rangely
Glen N. C. Murdock
Fort Duchesne
Joyce Anderson
Tridel
Kenneth Manner
Leona Hoffman
Denver
Thalia Club Guests at Mrs Weldon Carroll Home
Thalia club members attended a February 10 gathering at Mrs Weldon Carroll’s home with Mrs Emmett Hall and Mrs Andy Karren. Afternoon games of Five Hundred awarded high prize to Mrs Ava Hatch and low prize to Mrs Joe Galbreath. Mrs Karren won the guest prize. Luncheon followed from a Valentine themed tableset with tally cards. Mrs Ora Hemstreet to host February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalia’ Club
Weldon Carroll
Emmett Hall
Andy Karren
Ava Hatch
Joe Galbreath
Karren
Ora Hemstreet
Farm Exchange Employees Social at Bowling Alley
Employees from Farm Exchange and their spouses plus four guests enjoyed a Saturday evening of bowling. After several games they went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Alexander for a chili supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bricker, and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Swallie. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rhinehart and Mr. and Mrs. James Dart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Alexander
Alexander
Paul Bricker
Lester Swallle
Eugene Rhinehart
James Dart
Jensen Homemakers Study Nutrition
The Jensen Homemaker's club met on Thursday February 10 at Mrs Lucy Stewart's home for the first of six nutrition lessons led by Miss Ruby Smith. Nineteen members attended as the Red Cross course outline will guide twelve hours of instruction with certificates for completing the program. Community singing led by Mrs Naomi Dudley and a Valentine themed refreshments round out the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen Homemaker’s Club
Lucy Stewart
Ruby Smith
Red Cross
Naomi Dudley
Stewart
Lucy Sewell
Demonstration Class On Reupholstery In Vernal
A group of young Vernal matrons gathered at Miss Ruby Smith home demonstration agent this week for lessons in the latest methods of reupholstery. Participants included Mrs Thelma Wright Mrs Yvonne Millecam Mrs Helen Johnston Mrs Marge powatde and Mrs Vivion Voares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Smith
Thelma Wright
Yvonne Millecam
Helen Johnston
Marge Powatde
Vivion Voares
Vernal Area Residents See Visits and Moves
Shy Grice returns from Salt Lake City much improved in health. Abe Hatch rushed to Vernal from Willow Creek after a hay chopper accident severed a finger. Mrs Bibel Jefferson of Dens verge Bin coatly moved to Enii Home of Colorado. William Rosensburg of Vernal visits Los Angeles. Karl Fink and family return to Vernal from Powell. Mrs E R Lawrence Cooper back from Salt Lake City eye hospital. F B Little of Raton and family weekend guests, considering moving to Vernal. A C Daniels and family, formerly of Vernal, run Mom's and Pop's cafe in Baxter Springs left after visit. Mrs Jane Cook returns from Los Angeles. stops in Salt Lake City en route. Jack Armstrong and Clifford Wilkerson, bus drivers, take 27 passengers back to Salt Lake City after two days in Vernal due to road closures toward Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Hatch
Versnal
Willow Creek
Cale
Bibel Jefferson
Enii
Colorado
Jane Cook
Los Angeles
Cor de Calta
Jack Armstrong
Clifford Wilkerson
Salt Lake City
Vernal
Here
Denver
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Mrs. Hacking
Mrs. Johnson
Frank Walker
Victor Waite
Verdin Johnson
Stake Mia
Ward Chapel
O. T. Bridge Club
A. P. Voorhies
Jack Turner
Leland Bennion
Lloyd Watkins
Duce
Tom Anderson
Mrs
Artemus Ward
Quality Drug Vernal
Sete Spe
Cultural Arts Club
Power & Light Ladies
DUP
Stake Girls Leadership Organization
Sweethearts Ball Heldat
Davis Ward
Ann Kay Bartlett
Uintah Basin Hospital
Oward White
Norman Powell
Russell G. Stewart
Jensen
Charles Brown
Keith Smuin
Clara Turner
Alma Preece
Ben J. Richards
John R. Elizey
Boyd Colton
Howard Harrison
MYRI
Savel
Myrl’s Shop
Vogue Theatre
Thalia Club
Farm Exchange
Jensen Homemakers
Shy Grice’ Haliwaring
S. Henderson
William Rosensburg
Gales
Karl Fink
Verral
Powell
Wyo
A. H. Woker
St. Paul, Minn
Eugene Sundgquist
Mrs. Woker
Mrs. Sundquist
E. R. Lawrence Cooper
LDS Hospital
F. B. Little
Raton, N. M
Willis Johnson
A. C. Daniels
Baxter, Springs, Colo
Mrs. Daniels
Eile
Colemere
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