Gold and Green Ball and Ward Queens Highlight Winter Stake
Stake Gold and Green Ball to be held Jan 26 at the Imperial. Arthur Schoefermeyer and Lorene Anderson announce the event with ward queens crowned to reign, escort and honor their ward. Budget cards required for admittance. Tri dell report pending. Local clubs and LDS stake activities noted with entertainment, gowns, and planned floor show.
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STAKE
Helg Jan
Imperial
Arthur Schoefermeyer
Lorene Anderson
Rudy Krissman
Beon
Joyce Hayes
Lapoint
Nene Gardiner
Ashley
Org Johnson
Davis
Geneava Murray
Jensen
Elva Timothy
Maceer
Phyllis Luck
Glines
Marva
Nickell
Naples
Metva Dean Clark
Vernal
Lorna Soderquist
Helen Hein
Astrl
Tridell
Alvin E. Weeks
Lucille Watkins
MIA
Mrs Tom Anderson Hosts O T Bridge Club
Mrs. Tom Anderson entertained the O T Bridge club at her home last Thursday with a chicken dinner for 11 members and one guest Mrs. Bil Thomas. High bridge prizes went to Mrs. Donald Barr travel to Mrs. Wendell Pope and cut to Mrs. Bill Thomas. Next meeting set for Jan 20 with Mrs. O A Ross to host. Regular Lady Lions meeting Wednesday at a local cafe featured president Mazie Christensen leading business then cards and Chinese checkers. Prizes awarded to Eva Pope for bridge Bessie Swain for five hundred Irene Whitaker for Chinese checkers and Evelyn Freda Fullmer won the door prize. Tables featured cut flowers. hostesses listed including Ysobel Batty Maurin Anderson Ruth Piper Lila Robbins Tess Siddeway Cora Winkel Alma Jeffries eat Cooper and Evelyn Barnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Anderson
O. T. Bridge Club
Bil Thomas
Donald Barr
Wendell Pope
Bill Thomas
Lady Lions Club
Mazie Christensen
Eva Pope
Bessie Swain
Irene Whitaker
Evelyn Freda Fullmer
Ysobel Batty
Maurin Anderson
Ruth Piper
Daughters of Utah Pioneers Hold Meet
Camp Tokawana members met Thursday at Thelma Mowrey home. Thelma Dexter gave Horticulture of the West lessons, Melva Eaton spoke on camp history. Joy and Connie Aks provided a guitar duet. Luncheon served to members and four guests Lela Clerk Iona Mace Margaretta Curtis Delores Burke. Next meeting set for February 10 at Lila Robinska Robinska's home.
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Tokawana
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Thelma Mowrey
Iesson
Talley club meets at Olsen home for bridge prizes
The Talley club gathered at Mrs. Robert Olsen's residence on Wednesday. Prizes went to Mrs. Max Cluff, Mrs. Hugh Caldwell, and Mrs. Delbert Casada. A plate lunch served to nine members and three guests. On January 26 the club will meet at Mrs. Fern Farmer's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talley Club
Robert Olsen
Max Cluff
Hugh Caldwell
Delbert Casada
J. D. Jones
Fern Farmer
Bridgette Club Bridge Night At Mrs Turner Home
Bridgette club members met Monday evening at Mrs Jack C Turner s home. High bridge prize went to Mrs Martin Campbell duce to Mrs Carl Searle and cut to Mrs Henry Millecam Jr. Luncheon served to nine members and three guests including Mrs Charles Henderson Mrs Milton Novack and Mrs Tom Anderson wokee Utah Power and Light Ladies were hosted by Erma Brewster and Dora Carroll after a business meeting led by club president Mrs Carroll Monte Carlo Whist followed with Mary Winn winning high and Lucille Allred drawing. Hostess then served luncheon to 13 members present with next gathering set for Jan 31 hosted by Aston Fullmer and Ethel Brown.
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Lady Missionary Organization of Uintah Lds Stake
Beatrice Stringam
Harold M. Lundell
Lea Hacking
Alvin E. Weeks
Khek
Bridgette Club
Jack C. Turner
Bridge
Martin Campbell
Duce
Carl Searle
Cut
Henry Millecam Jr
Charles Henderson
Milton Novack
Tom Anderson
Utah
Mrs. Carroll
Mary Winn
Lucille Allred
Aston Fullmer
Ethel Brown
Variety Club Holds First Meet Since Holidays
Mrs Bryce Erickson entertained 13 Variety Club members at her home Wednesday of last week. The group played Chinese checkers with high prize to Mrs Ned Calder and low to Mrs Reed Brichell, followed by a dessert luncheon. Next meeting set for February 8 at Mrs Russell Holley’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryce Erickson
Ned Calder
Reed Brichell
Russell Holley
Relief Society Shower for Kitchen in Glines Ward
About 65 members of the Glines Ward Relief Society gathered in the new chapel to honor visiting teachers and hold a kitchen shower. The program featured a mock wedding with Mrs Elden Perry as bride and a Silver Lining skirt event where the ring was removed. Gifts and pink and white refreshments accompanied the ceremony and proceeds from skirt patches will fund chapel furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ersesi M. Johnson
Glines
Ward Relief Society
Relief Society
New Chapel
Lloyd Glines
Mra
Elden’ Perry
Arnold Perry
Ray Searle
Ray
Gardiner
Jo Batty
Harold
Cook
Leé Murray
Ing
Ernest
Johnson
George Slough
Eugene Woodruff
Martin Fletcher
Leon Galley
Ralph Allred
Harold Cook
Burt Hatch
Ward
Tillie Bell
Archie Johnson
Bart Merkley
Stake Relief Society Board
Campus Capers Reflects on Second Semester Hopes and Games
In a yearbook style campus column, students review the first half of the year, praise active officers Wayne, Bob, Jake, Jackie, Ted, and Lalst, and urge overdue leadership action. The Utes win over the Roughriders in a tense game while Pep club members Deon Chivers, Verne Henderson, and Gail Feltch energize half-time routines. Reactions for upcoming Craig HI games and a call for school spirit and improved grades close the piece.
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Wayne
Bob
Jake
Jackie
Ted
Lalst
Allong
Utes
Tigers
Bruce Preece
Deon Chivers
Verne Henderson
Gail Feltch
Mona Massey
Sybil Perry
Roughriders
Redskins
Craig
Madge Campbell
Mel Weeks
Uintah
Lois
Former Vernal Man Called on Mission
Kenneth I. Perry son of Mr and Mrs Perry former Vernal residents will be honored at a 7 p m farewell testimonial Sunday Jan 23 in the Pleasant View ward chapel Provo He enters the Mission home Jan 24 in Salt Lake City then sails Feb 7 for Switzerland to serve in the French mission of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints The testimonial will feature musical numbers by Rachel Calder Margaret Bussio Diantha and Stanford Ekins Audrey Jones and the ward choir Speakers include Stella Oaks Perry's parents and representatives of the bishopric and stake presidency Elder Perry a Brigham Young High School graduate attended Uintah High School and studied four quarters at Brigham Young University affiliated with the Intercollegiate Knights and the Mask clubs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth I. Perry
Yan Perry
Vermal
Pleasant View Ward
Provo
Salt Lake City
New York
Switzerland
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Day Saints
Rachel Calder
Margaret Bussio
Diantha
Stanford Ekins
Audrey Jones
Ward
Stella Oaks
Bishopric
Stake
Elder Perry
Brigham Young High School
Uintah High School
Brigham Young University
Knights
The
Mask
Town Social Notes Highlight Domestic Travels
Mrs F G Eskelson returns from Evanston Wyo after a week with family in her hometown. Mrs Rulon Hacking learns sister Mrs Victor D Johnson of Bingham Canyon had surgery in Salt Lake City and is recovering well. Mrs George Adamg plans Washington DC visit with friend Mrs Leland Stephenson and attends President Truman inauguration. Miss Ruby Smith returns after three weeks in the sunny south and holidays with relatives in Salt Lake City Phoenix Mesa and St George attending upholster training for home agents.
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F. G. Eskelson
Evanston
Wyo
Rulon Hacking
Victor D. Johnson
Bingham Canyon
St. Mark’s Hospital
Salt Lake City
George Adamg
Vernal
Washington, D. C
Leland Stephenson
Adams
Trueman
East
Virginia
Ruby Smith
Vernal Woman Heads To National Legion Meetings
Mrs Rae Ashton of Vernal will travel Friday to Indianapolis to attend an executive board meeting of the American Legion auxiliary. From there she proceeds to Washington DC for a national defense conference with reps from over 50 women’s patriotic groups. The event may feature James V Forrestal. She plans to return home February 1.
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Rae Ashton
Vernal
National
American Legion Auxiliary
Indianapolis
Ind
The
Legion Auxilary
Indianapodzig
Washington, D C
Senior Current Toples Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Senior Current Toples club met at Mrs. Henry Mille cam Sr. home on Thursday evening. Guest speaker Mrs. Wiley Stewart spoke on The American Home. Mrs. Charles Hatch updated UNES CO. activities. A salad dessert luncheon followed for 14 members and two guests. Next meeting set for Jan 27 at Mrs. M. O. Hos well. Crocodile Is Wort. Nile crocodile a guide to kill more human beings than any other wild creature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toples Club
Henry Millecam Sr
Wiley Stewart
Charles Hatch
Unesco
Henry Millecam Jr
High School Sports Roundup and Humorous Travel Tale
The column lists several absent students and jokes about professors and trips. It recalls a detoured bus with gym coaches near Heber and a humorous gas gauge incident. Utes of the Week honors a notable faculty basketball group, with welfare toward Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velle
Vanda Toles
Lynn King
Nina Pope
Duane Anderson
Bo Burton
Tom Samuels
Miles McCoy
Jackie Mott
Wayne Lundell
Bob Lee
Heber
Woodbury
Don Millecam
Ute
Guns and Ammunition For Sale At Ashley Walley
Classified ad lists various firearms and ammunition with prices and models. Includes handguns rifles and shotguns such as Winchester Remington Savage Stevens M84 M37 and 30-30 calibers with prices ranging from under 10 to about 491.50. Also notes single shot and tuned items and general availability of all caliber ammunition.
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Winchester
Stevens
Savage
Ashley Walley
Ice Skating Promotion on Green River Reported
C D Dudley a Jensen businessman stated the ice on Green River ranges from 16 to 24 inches thick and skating is being encouraged. Snow cleared by tractor reveals good skating while Max James coach of the Jensen LDS troop has bought basketball suits for the scouts. Practices occur in the ward with back boards screens over windows installed overseen by Orval Dudly MIA president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Dudley
Jensen
Green River
Max James
Jensen Lds
Fishing Rules for Crater Lake Draw Concise Notice
The article notes Crater Lake Oregon as the nation’s deepest lake at about 2000 feet. It mentions fishing restrictions and that the National Park Service stocks fish and introduced food sources in the blue water within the caldera.
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Oregon
Crater Lake
National Park Service
Vanishing timber annual cutouts exceed growth
A historic note states that annual cut of merchantable saw timber is near 50s percent higher than annual growth. About 65 percent of the country’s original forest area remains, reflecting ongoing forest loss.
Uintah Basin Hospital Patients List From Last Week
Patients receiving medical attention at Uintah Basin Hospital last week included Pearl Jean Richens Merion Weist Jeanine Peterson Lloyd Eaton Brenda Rich Jensen Kathryn Peterson Karren Jean Miller James Pitchford Mrs Marion Hunt Baby Allen M G Baker and Nite G Hardy Those receiving surgical attention were Reed Hall Mrs Clay Odekirk and Marjorie Eanm.
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Uintah Basin Hospital
Pearl Jean Richens
Merion Weist
Jeanine Peterson
Lloyd Eaton
Brenda Rich
Jensen
Kathryn Peterson
Karren Jean
Miller
James Pitchford
Marion Hunt
Baby Allen
M. G. Baker
Nite G. Hardy
Reed Hall
Clay Odekirk
Marjorie ‘Eanm
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William Ranedolph Hearst
New York Dreas Institute
Penney Girls Club
Business Associates
Eloise Nielson
Louise Hatch
Rae Murray
Oma Wardle
Business, Associates
Eats Morrison
Bil Mott Jr
Clifford M. Hadley
Giines
Gilnes Ward
Phylisa Luck
Mc. Coy Luck
Holt Wardle
Joleen Timothy
Marie Workman
Gerald Perry
Clayton Curtis
Lee Ralphs
Lynn Fletcher
Keith Brimheall
Karen Simper
Gwen Wardle
Wayne Batty
Janice Fisher
Tom Timothy
Keith Brimhall
Kenneth Timothy
O. T
O. A. Ross
Lady Lions
Lila Robins
Mrs
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Utah Power & Light
Variety Club
eAbout Town
Grace Manwaring
Somithas
Jack
Reva’s
West Main
James V. Forrestal
Secretary of the Navy
Defense
Sura
Toples
M. O. Hoswell
Roosevelt
Hospital News
Campbells Vegetable
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