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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1950

Page

7

Old Fashioned Garden Ward Ball Crowns Three Queens

The LDS First Second and Third warders hosted a Cold and Green Ball in an Old Fashioned Garden setting at the Third Ward Stake Center hall on Tuesday night January 17. Queens Sally Stagg Donna Win ward Norine White were crowned by bishops and ward leaders with attendants, flower girls, and crown bearers in green and gold decor and a Floorshow led by MIA staff.

Sally Stagg Donna Win Ward Noriie White Willam Wallis Phil Watkins Dick Rust Sally Donna Ailiny Norine Marilyn Parent Joy Twitchell Elaine ‘Wilkins Geraldine Harrison Mai Alice Calder Madge Campbell Sharon Searle Kay Swain Claudette Sargent Karren Warren Patricia ‘Johnson Evelyn Anderson YWMIA Gary: Slaugh Ronnie Abeggten Gene Fox

Olsons Host Buffet Supper Saturday Evening

L Robert Olsons entertain at a buffet supper on Saturday evening January 14. Guests included Mayor and Mrs Joseph Hanzen Mr and Mrs D E Casada Mr and Mrs J D Jones Mr and Mrs Chris McKinlay Mr and Mrs Max Cluff and Mr and Mrs Vincent Ielzen. Cards provided the evening’s entertainment.

L. Robert Olsons Joseph L. Hanzen D. E. Casada J. D. Jones Chris McKinlay Max Cluff

Esther Club Sews Towels for Crippled Childrens Hospital

Esther club members met at Mrs. M. H. Wilsons home with Mrs. Mattie Weaver assisting. Mrs. Rose Johnson led the business meeting after a dessert, and Mrs. Ted Hatch won an donated sofa pillow from Mrs. Ray Mowrey. The afternoon was spent sewing towels for the Shriners Crippled Childrens Hospital in Salt Lake City.

Crippled Children's Hospital Esther Club M. H. Wilson Mattie Weaver Rose Johnson Ray Mowrey Ted Hatch Shriners’ Crippled Childrens Hospital Salt Lake City

Naples Couple Entertain Thursday Eve

Naples social note reports Mr. and Mrs. Bob Luck hosting a ham dinner Thursday night with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Glen Openshaw Mr. and Mrs. Deli Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Bird Mr. and Mrs. Lee Murray Mrs. Gladys Katy ren Mrs. Maude Anderson and Mark Cook. Bingo fun featured Chuck Taylor and Lawrence Y Siddoway with guests expected home Sunday. Duane Soderquist led the program as master of ceremonies with floorshow plans by ward groups.

Naples Bob Luck Glen Openshaw Deli Goodrich Doyle Bird Lee Murray Gladys Katyren Maude Anderson Mark Cook Duane "Soderquist First Ward Second Ward Vanda

Colleen Robison Plans LDS Temple Wedding

Colleen Robison daughter of Mr and Mrs F McMullin and Charles P Wahlquist son of Mr and Mrs Fred C Wahlquist of Idaho Falls Idaho are plan ning an LDS temple wedding Milas Robison a junior at Alterra high school active in Home Economics and Spart anettes. Wahlquist is a graduate who spent two years in the northern states for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints Plans are being made for the temple wedding.

Randlett F. McMullin Colleen Robison Charles P. Wahlquist Fred C. Wahlquist Idaho Falls Ida Milas Robison Alterra High School Spartanettes Wahlquist Alterra Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints Plana

A.L. Auxiliary Plans Fossil Drive Benefit

American Legion Auxiliary members meet at Mrs. Emery Johnson home for a fist fundraiser drive titled Funda for Fossils. Mrs. Bessie Swann named chair of the committee. Next meeting set for Feb 10 at Mrs. W. E. Witbeck's home. January and February community events listed include Kiwanis basketball Duchesne and Lions Club gatherings.

American Legion Auxiliary Emery Johnson Chamber of Commerce Bessie Swann W. E. Witbeck Stake Welfare Kiwanis Club Duchesne American Legion Stake Center Lions Club Union Meeting Grant Johansen Stake

Notable performers clash music and baseball loyalties

Opera star Traubel balances two passions as honorary Cardinals mascot allowed limited games. Elsewhere radio chatter covers Dick Tracy series, The Goldbergs scripts shifting to TV, Eleanor Roosevelt media project, and continued talks on Martin and Lewis NBC contract.

Elen Traubel St.Louis Cardinals Traubel Lauries Melchiors Melchior Aome Swank Fifth Avenue South Africa ABC Moiling Dick Tracy Jack Holtacledged the Goldbergs Mrm Eleanor Roosevelt NBC Adie Sed

Lady Lions Meet at Third Ward Stake Center Event

Forty one Lady Lions and eleven guests gathered January 11 at the Third Ward Stake Center for an en vy and program event. Isabel Batty presided as program president with a lecture on interior decorating by Louise Nessalt of Salt Lake City, two vocal selections, and a girls quartet. The decorating theme featured skiing scenes with powdery snow and miniature elements, and the banquet was organized by the Third Ward Relief Society.

Third ward-Stake Center Edytha Johnson Tess Siddeway Fassie Neal Mary Roth Loretta Halstead Mable Stagg Shirley James Vida Shepherd Isabel Batty Louise Nessalt Salt Lake City Margaret Francke Tess Calder Dana Hall Gwen Goodrich Thressa Hadlock Merial Murray Margutta Goodrich Third ‘Ward Relief Society

SOS Club Celebrates The New Year With Games

SOS club members held a January 9 party at the Hall home with 16 members and three guests Mrs Dodds Mrs Colton and Mrs Boyd Colton. Prizes went to Mrs Clyde Anderson and Mrs Lynn Hall. gifts included a Colonial Girl calendar. Supper was served by Mrs Hall and Mrs Raines. Next meeting January 23 at Mrs Lola Christensen’s home.

Hall Adrian A. Raines Lola Christensen

Kingsbury Guild To Meet January 23

Members of the Kingsbury Guild will meet Monday January 23 at the home of Mrs Phil Williams 52 Wasatch.

Kingsbury Guild Phil Wilams Wasatch

Mrs. Joe Murray Showered By Grand Junction Friends

Saturday January 14 marked Mrs. Joe Murray’s wedding shower at her parents’ home Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Oaks in Grand Junction. Readings by Mary Ann King and Rita Curts, piano and flute solos by Mary Allen Calder and Stella Jenkins, with gifts arranged by sister Jean Oaks and Carole Murray.

Joe Murray Grand Junction Lindsay Oaks Mary Ann King Mary Allen Calder Rita Curts Mae Jorgensen Miss Calder Stella Jenkins

LDS Declamation Contest Winners Named

Participants Henry Morris Lynn Siddeway Joan DeJournette and Patricia Johnson delivered talks on values faith and home. Each received Richard L. Evans' At This Same Hour in recognition of their accomplishment. Judges were Whitney D. Hammond Ray Nash and Mrs J Arden Jolley with LDS stake board of education presenting books.

Great Brice Henry Morris Lynn Siddeway Joan DeJournette Patricia Johnson Richardl. Evans Whitney D. Hammond Ray Nash J. Arden Jolley LDS Stake Board of Education

Camp Thornburg DUP Explores Lydia Hamp Baker History

Camp Thornburg D U P members hear a history of Lydia Hamp Baker a Logan resident for 101 years presented by Mrs Merle Oaks Thursday afternoon Mrs Horrocks delivered Pioneers In Utah lesson followed by refreshments served by hostesses Mrs Katy Barracker and Mrs Florence Brown

Maeser Camp Thornburg The Utah Pioneers Katy Barracker Florence Brown Utah Horrocks Lydia Hamp Baker Logan Merle Oaks

Local residents take extended vacations to Mexico Florida and Arizona

Mr and Mrs B H Stringham head to Florida for a vacation while Mr and Mrs Ernest Caldwell and Mr and Mrs Glen Walker travel south to visit temples in Arizona and relatives in Mesa They also plan visits to Acapulco Mexico and Mardi Gras celebrations In Mexico City Wiley and Mrs Baucum join Good Neighbor efforts and attend Mardi Gras while the Bastains visit Spokane for a convention and return before a storm reaches Salt Lake City

Ernest Caldwell Glen Walker Mesa Arizona Parkers J. W. Bastain Weldon Bastain Spokane Wash Salt Lake City Commercial Traveler's Insurance Co Bastain Deval Bishop Keith Husson Derrill Bastain Bastains Wiley Baucum Baucums Mexico City

20th Century Club Brave Friday Event

In opposition to old superstition seven members and two guests met Friday at Mrs Loyd Shimmins home. They enjoyed Canasta with high prize to Mrs T T Johnston and low to Mrs Rae Ashton while members and guests received prizes.

20Th Century Club Loyd Shimmin Tenney Johnston M Bob Johnston Cnasta T. T Johnston Rae Ashton Iso

Woolgrowers Auxiliary to Attend State Convention

Woolgrowers Auxiliary members plan to attend the state convention January 24-25 in Salt Lake City. Co-hostesses for a recent meeting at the Scout House included Mrs. Sam Hatch Mrs. Russell Montgomery and Mrs. Raymond Iddaway. A salad luncheon for 19 club members was served at the Hatch home following a review of the fashion revue and party.

Woolgrowers Auxiliary Sam Hatch Russell Montgommery Raymond Iddaway Scout House Salt Lake City Hatch

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