Past PTA Presidents Honored At Founders Day Fete
Eight past presidents of Central School PTA were honored at Founders Day in the library. Each leader received a blue and gold iris. Mrs. Hugh W. Colton led the event, recounting the PTA’s 52 year history. Blaine Lee sixth graders showcased talks songs and dances including Scandinavian themes.
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Central School
PTA
Founders Fete
Parent-Teachers — Assn
Siibrary
P-Ta
Hugh W. Colton
Blaine Lee
Brenda Witmer
Future Golden Gleaner Meeting to Be Held Friday
First meeting of the year for the Future Golden Gleaners of Uintah stake will be held Friday evening at Vernal First ward chapel. Mrs. Ernest Johnson will direct the entertainment and introduce officers for the year. A social and refreshments will follow.
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Golden Gleaners
Uintah Stake
Vernal First Ward
Stake Golden Gleaner
Stake Gleaner
Ernest Johnson
Ward
Stake Ywmia
Gold and Green Lapoint DUP Ball Held at Ashley
Ashley ward held its annual Gold and Green ball at the ward chapel last Tuesday. Miss Weene Gardiner was crowned queen with Glade Anderson as escort. Clair Batty and Jackie Gardiner as attendants. A floor show and readings by Don Erickson and Anna Smith accompanied light refreshments and dancing to Naples Orchestra. Emerette Caldwell Camp and Mildred Mowery hosted an LDS meeting with new officers named: Thelma Winn chorister Ora Swain program chair Lillie Bigelow class leader Vervene Rasmussen organist Althea Bodily chaplain Erma Savage historian Bonnie Lee secretary treasurer Mable Jenkins relic collector. Luncheon followed for ten members and one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Ward
Ward Chapel
Weene Gardiner
Glade Anderson
Clair Batty
Jackie Gardiner
Don Erickson
Anna Smith
Ward Mia
Naples
Orchesta
Emerette Caldwell
Daughter of
The
Utah Pioneers
Mildred Mowery
June Lee
Peters Anderson
February Bride Weds Tharrel Caldwell At Uintah Home
Miss Betty Lee and Tharrel Caldwell wed February 19 in a home ceremony officiated by Bishop Harvey McKee. The burnette bride wore a white street length gown with pink carnations on the attendants. Best man Jack Allred. reception followed with a buffet luncheon. The couple will reside in Vernal after a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Duane Caldwell and Mrs. Blake Caldwell.
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Betty Lee
Tharrel Caldwell
Roy Lee
Harvey McKee
Maeser Ward
Virginia Dow
Lee
Caldwell
Jack Allred
Mr. Caldwell
Duane Caldwell
Blake Caldwell
Uintah High School
Ashley Valley
Uintah
Vernal
Ballard Holds Gold and Green Ball at Ward Chapel
A large crowd attended the Ballard Ward Gold and Green ball on Tuesday February 8 at the ward chapel. Myrtle Collins was crowned queen with Phyllis White and Ruth Stolla as attendants, escorted by Mark Rasmussen. Junior attendees included Carl and Carma White as crown bearer and flower girls. The event featured a floor show The Gleam Waltz and a tap dance routine by Lorraine Hullinger Diane Hullinger Barbara Hullinger and others. Birs Wendell Johnson and Emil Hadlock led the arrangements for the ward MIA president and superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard Ward
Ward Chapel
Myrtle-Collins
Phyllis White
Ruth Stolla
Mark Rasmussen
Little Carl
Carma White
Max Todd
Diane Hullinger
Gerhard Stella
JoAnn Todd
Jack Rasmussen
Barbara Hullinger
Devon Seeley
Marie Eldredge
Larry Larsen
Lynn Rasmussen
Shanna Bellow
Lorraine
Diane
Birs
Wendell Johnson
Emil Hadlock
Ward Mia
Xe Ee
Vernal First Ward Relief Society Visiting Teachers Honored
Visiting teachers of the Vernal First Ward Relief Society were honored at a February luncheon and program led by Mrs. Leland Adamson. Mrs. Ernest Caldwell served as toastmistress and presided over musical numbers readings and a skit with special guest Mrs. William B. Wallis stake Relief Society president. Valentine decorations were arranged by Je Lene Collier and Mrs. Leah ar i S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal First Ward Relief Society
Leland Adamson
Ward Relief Society
Ernest Caldwell
William B. Wallis
Stake ReHef Society
Valentine
Je Lene Collier
Leahar i S
Tridell Ward Presents 3-Act Play Ever Since Eve
The Tridell Ward MIA presented a three act play Ever Since Eve Monday evening in the ward chapel under Mrs Ethel Goodrich and Reed McKee. Cast included Garth Ross Maxine Kitchen Kay Goodrich Howard Musselman T ahac McConkie Tess Goodrich Iola Morrill Jack Goodrich Marion Morrill Reed Goodrich and Lynne Goodrich. A matinee was shown Monday afternoon for school children.
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Ridell Ward
Ward
MIA
Mra
Ethel Goodrich J
Reed Mckee
Garth Ross
Maxine Kitchen
Kay Goodrich
Howard Musselman
Tahac McConkie
Tess Goodrich
Iola Morrill
Jack Goodrich
Marion Morrill
Reed Goodrich
Lynne Goodrich
Ballard Ward Valentine Dance Nets Over $100 for Maintenance
The Ballard ward chapel hosted a Monday evening Valentine dance with red and white decorations. Baskets and punch raised more than $100 for ward maintenance. Music by Tex Ross and his Rhythm Wranglers accompanied dancing, and a mixed chorus directed by Mrs. Richard Lowe performed during lunch. Award Rigby and Wallace Johnson, both of Vernal, provided vocal and comedic entertainment.
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Ballard Ward
Ballard Ward Chapel
Tex Ross
Richard Lowe
Roosevelt
Award Rigby
Vernal
Wallace Johnson
Eliza V Neal Observes 90th Birthday in Vernal
Mrs. Eliza V. Neal of Vernal marked her 90th birthday on Thursday February 17 though travel conditions kept some children away. She hosted dinner with her eldest son C J Neal and his wife and spoke of her large family including 27 grandchildren 60 great grandchildren and 81 great great grandchildren totaling ninety on her ninety birthday. She resides with William Schaefermeyer in Maeser and remains active in local affairs.
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Eliza V. Neal
Vernal
Leona Schaefermeyer
Beatrice Harrison
C. J. Neal
Hotel Vernal
Neal
William Schaefermeyer
Maeser
Sarah A Hunting Observed 77th Birthday Celebration
Mrs. Sarah A Hunting marked her 77th birthday with a family party at daughter Edith A Allred's home. She has eight living of 11 children including Mrs. Allred Olen Bodily and Earl Hunting of Vernal Utah Vel Hunting Wattis Evaun Barker Murray Lorna Ballard San Mateo Cal and LaRue Hardy Prescott Wash. Her brother George Pope of Salt Lake City is 87. The evening included social visit and a four tiered white birthday cake.
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Sarah A. Hunting
Edith A. Allred
LaRue Hardy
Prescott
Wash
Federated Womens Club Plans Vernal Spring Convention
Uintah Basin district Federated Women's clubs met in the Uintah State Bank building to plan the April 21 Vernal convention. Mrs Opal Showalter was named arrangements chair by Vernal president Mrs Leora Jacobe. The Uintah Basin Hospital project was approved for the Vernal clubs. Twenty five attendees from Rosevelt Fort Duchesne and others attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Federated Women's Club
Uintah State Bank
Vernal
Opal Showalter
Leora Jacobe
Uintah Basin Hospital
Rosevelt
Kenneth Laturm
Godron
Harmston
Wilson
Gutzman
Lon Logan
Fort Duchesne
Kingsbury Ladies Aid Patriotic Songs Program
Kingsbury Ladies Aid met last Wednesday at Mrs. R. C. Cooper home with Mrs. Georgia Miller hosting. Sixteen members and one guest shared a dessert luncheon. Mrs. M H Wilson presented a Patriotic Songs program, assisted by Mrs. John Jorgensen and Mrs. W A Banks. The next meeting is March 2 at Mrs. Harry Ratliff home. William Slaugh spent Monday in Salt Lake City on business.
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Kingsbury Ladies Aid
R. C. Cooper
Georgia Miller
M. W. Curry
M. H. Wilson
John Jorgensen
W. A. Banks
Harry Ratliff
Melba Lattner
Girls Jamboree Highlights UHS Activities
The Girl n League reports the Feb 16 event at Ulin tah high school with many girls and mothers attending. Comic characters were portrayed by registrants groups and several girls won prizes for outstanding skits and costumes and for best dressed individuals.
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Ulintah High School
Girl’s League
Wggs
Bug's Bunny
L't Abner
Biggisters
Folowing
Nancy Colson
Vanda ‘Oles
Nannette
Morkuson
Laury Hacking
Sharon Eskelson
Cherrie Gurr
Janis Node Back
Jay Chruls
Elaine Samuels
Eloise Neilsen
VeNetee Neilsen
Renee Henderson
Jean Good
Third Ward M Men and Gleaners Hold Fireside Chat
The M Men and Gleaner girls of Vernal Third ward hosted a fireside chat at Miss Norrie White's home on Sunday evening after the Sacrament meeting. Mrs. Ralph Preece led the event and Miss Jennie Weeks, back from the Western States LDS Mission, shared some experiences. Seven refreshments were served.
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Third Ward
Vernal
Norrie White
Ralph Preece
Jennie Weeks
Western States
LDS
Utopia Club Hosts No Hostess Party
The Utopia club was entertained at a no hostess party at the home of Mrs. Ona Woolley Thursday evening. Guests dined at a long attractively decorated table, then played games with prizes awarded to Mrs. LeRay Taylor first, Mrs. Harmon Sewards second, and Mrs. Charles Bik consolation.
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Utopia Club
Ona Woolley
LeRay Taylor
Harmon Sewards
Charles Bik
Beaux Arts Club Hosts Mrs Bryson on Period Furniture
Beaux Arts members met at Mrs R A Bryson home last Wednesday with Mrs Grant Calder presenting Period Furniture. A dessert lunch for 13 members and one guest Mrs George Davis followed. Next meeting set for March 2 at Mrs Leon Christensen home.
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Beaux Arts Club
R.A. Bryson
Grant Calder
George Davis
Leon Christensen
The Paul R Lunt Host Evening at Home
Mr and Mrs Paul R Lunt entertained Roosevelt and Vernal friends at their home with a buffet meal including shrimp salad baked potatoes and trims. Attendees from Roosevelt included Dr and Mrs Don Johnson and Dr and Mrs Vere Johnson. Vernal guests were Dr and Mrs Wallace R Paull Dr and Mrs John L Siddoway Jr and Mrs Grant W Heath. The group discussed teeth babies and world events and played Rook.
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Paul R. Lunt
Vernal
Roosevelt
Don Johnson
Vere Johnson
Wallace R. Paull
John L. Siddoway Jr
Grant W. Heath
Lady Missionaries Hold Monthly Meeting
Mrs. Alvin Weeks hosted ten members of the Lady Missionary group Monday evening at her home. Stella Richards led the discussion on Prophecies Concerning America and Their Fulfillment. A dessert luncheon followed. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Orvel Hullinger's home on March 21.
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Alvin Weeks
Lady Missionary Organization
Stella Richards
America
Orvel Hullinger
Cultural Arts Club Explores Modern Art Lesson
Mrs Dick Rust and Mrs Ray Searle hosted a Cultural Arts club gathering at the Rust home on a Wednesday evening. Mrs Grant Hacking led the discussion on Modern Art and used reproductions of famous paintings to illustrate the talk, followed by a luncheon at small tables.
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Dick Rust
Ray Searle
Cultural Arts Club
Rust Home
Grant Hacking
Mrs Carl Searle Hosts Bridgette Club Valentine Bridge
Mrs Carl Searle entertained 12 Bridgette club members Monday evening at her home. Prizes went to Mrs Dean Voorhles high, Mrs Victor Karren draw, Mrs Bay Hatch travel and Mrs Merrill Goodrich consolation. A Valentine themed bridge luncheon followed with matching decorations. Mrs SteHm Karren to host Feb 28.
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Karl Searle
Bridgette Club
Dean Voorhles
Victor Karren
Bay Hatch
Merrill Goodrich
SteHn Karren
Annual Gold and Green Ball Held at Lapoint Ward Chapel
Grace Manwaring reports the annual Gold and Green Ball held Tuesday evening at the Lapoint ward chapel with a Valentine theme. Mrs Twila Simmons was crowned queen with Jonie Perr and David Fillingam as attendants. Boyd Winn served as the queen’s escort. First and second year Bee Hive girls performed a floor show and an older group danced the Chicago Glide.
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Lapoint Ward Chapel
Twila Simmons
Ouer
Jonie Perr
David Fillingam
Boyd Winn
Bee Hive
Mrs Willis B Stevens Hosts Esther Club Meeting
Esther Club met at the home of Mrs. Willis Stevens for a dessert luncheon for fifteen members followed by a study hour. Three new members Mrs Norred Mrs Manne and Mrs Wilson were welcomed. The next meeting is set for March 21 at Mrs Piper’s home.
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Esther Club
Willis Stevens
W. .E. Norred
Dewey Manne
M. H. Wilson
C. L. Piper
Mrs Victor Katren Hosts Ace High Bridge Club
Mrs Victor Katren entertained the Ace High bridge club at her home with 11 members and two guests. Prizes went to Milas Colton high Jess York second Le land Bennion draw and O M Boswell travel. Other local notes include residents traveling to Salt Lake City on business and club meetings in Vernal with new members Leah Clark Irona Mace and Theora Warren.
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Victor Katren
Ace High Bridge Club
Leland Bennion
Iva McCarey
Milas Colton
Jess York
O. M. Boswell
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William Slaugh
Salt Lake City
Beaux Arts
R. A. Bryson
Paul R. Lunts
Lady Missionaries
Mrs
Carl Searle
Eabout Town
Grace Manwaring
Lapoint
Mrs. Willis
Stevens
Ace High Club
Howard Calder
Rulon Ashby
McKinnon, Wyo
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L. J. Tate
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Salt Lake
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Brent Jones
Towner
Cole
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Ernest Coldwell
Vernel
Clarence FE. Jones
LaBell Anderson
O'Donnel Goodrich
Moses Lake
A. G. Goodrich
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C. R. Hopkins
Portland
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Janet
Jennis Weeks
Otis. Weeks
LDS Church
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Miss Weeks
Ecker Hill
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